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If you would like to use the local "TTT" in the program -aaa-, you
need to ensure that -aaa- knows its value. There are a number of ways
you could do this, including passing its value to -aaa- as a scalar.
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capture program drop aaa
program define aaa
syntax, ttt(real )
di in y `ttt'
end
capture program drop TT
program define TT
local TTT = 5
aaa, ttt(`TTT')
end
TT
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T
On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 1:08 PM, Paulo Regis<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have which should be a simple question but still I do not manage to
> solve it. I simplified the problem as much as possible. If you run the
> following code and use the command -TT, you get an error message.
>
> capture program drop aaa
> program define aaa
> local aa = TTT
> display `aa'
> end
>
> capture program drop TT
> program define TT
> local TTT = 5
> aaa
> end
>
> How can I use the local "TTT" in the programme "aaa". Solving this
> issue may save me much time since the code is quite long
>
> Cheers
>
> Paulo
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