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Re: st: changing adopath and profile.do with mac OSX
Hallo Nirali -
I have my profile.do in the same directory as Stata.app. It reads:
sysdir set OLDPLACE "~/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/"
sysdir set PLUS "~/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/plus/"
sysdir set PERSONAL "~/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/personal/"
set memory 32m
When I type sysdir, I get:
. sysdir
STATA: /Applications/DanielApps/Stata/
UPDATES: /Applications/DanielApps/Stata/ado/updates/
BASE: /Applications/DanielApps/Stata/ado/base/
SITE: /Applications/DanielApps/Stata/ado/site/
PLUS: ~/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/plus/
PERSONAL: ~/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/personal/
OLDPLACE: ~/Library/Application Support/Stata/ado/
Hope this helps...
Daniel
Am 22.07.2008 um 21:22 schrieb Nirali Shah:
Hi,
I am using Stata 9 with my new Mac. I want to permanently change
where new .ado files are downloaded and stored, and to have a
profile.do start each time I start Stata.
Currently, when I type -sysdir-, I see:
STATA: /Applications/Stata/
UPDATES: /Applications/Stata/ado/updates/
BASE: /Applications/Stata/ado/base/
SITE: /Applications/Stata/ado/site/
PLUS: ~/ado/plus/
PERSONAL: ~/ado/personal/
OLDPLACE: ~/ado/
I can change the paths for PLUS and PERSONAL using:
sysdir set PLUS "/Applications/Stata/ado/plus/" and
sysdir set PERSONAL "/Applications/Stata/ado/personal/", but when I
restart Stata, these directories revert to that above. How do I
make my directory change permanent?
In a related question, I thought I could create a do file which
would run automatically when I start Stata. I saved it in "/Library/
Application Support/Stata", but this does not seem to work either.
Any assistance for a new Mac and statalist user is appreciated.
Nirali
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