Friedrich Huebler wrote:
> I used to have -plotmatrix- version 1.11 of 2006 installed on my PC.
> In order to make sure that I have the newest version, I uninstalled
> -plotmatrix- and then ran -ssc install plotmatrix-. When I checked
> -which plotmatrix- I discovered that the version from SSC, with
> distribution date 2006.03.21 is in fact an older version, 1.09 of
> 2004. RepEc also has version 1.09
> (http://ideas.repec.org/c/boc/bocode/s439602.html). Where can I obtain
> the latest version of -plotmatrix-? I contacted the author but
> received no response and I have no backup of version 1.11.
>
I have....
. which plotmatrix
c:\ado\stbplus\p\plotmatrix.ado
*! Date : 20 April 2006
*! Version : 1.12
*! Author : Adrian Mander
*! Email : [email protected]
*! Description : Plot matrices
...which I could forward to you and/or SSC if that would help*.
* Not sure on the policy of updating versions on SSC when they don't
originate from the author, but I have never modified or bumped the
version myself. I don't remember when or where I installed it from, but
-ado- indicates it was from SSC, although this contradicts the current
version
[90] package plotmatrix from http://fmwww.bc.edu/repec/bocode/p
'PLOTMATRIX': module to plot values of a matrix as different
coloured blocks
Neil
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