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st: SV: RE: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: postfile
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"Tomas Lind" <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: SV: RE: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: postfile
Date
Fri, 27 Aug 2010 14:18:48 +0200
Thanks Martin and Nick for all kind help (as usually),
I think I found the root of the problem. I have a variable called fönster (a
Swedish word for window in my syntax). Normally Swedish letters å, ä, ö are
allowed in variable names BUT not in this case obviously. In the syntax
below everything works fine when fönster is (mis)spelled with the letter "o"
(fonster). But I get an error if I spell fönster.
drop *
input id x6 x12 z6 z12
1 1 4 7 10
2 2 5 8 11
3 3 6 9 12
end
tempname resul
postfile `resul' str5 proxy fonster mean using H:\Slask\slask2.dta ,
replace
foreach i in 6 12 {
foreach X of varlist x`i' z`i' {
local proxy `X'
local fonster `i'
summarize `X' , meanonly
local mean = r(mean)
post `resul' ("`proxy'") (`fonster') (`mean')
}
}
postclose `resul' // Stäng datasetet
som har xx rader och 5 variabler
preserve
use H:\Slask\slask2.dta , replace
list , noobs
restore
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Från: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] För Martin Weiss
Skickat: den 27 augusti 2010 14:06
Till: [email protected]
Ämne: st: RE: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: postfile
<>
Sorry I am currently out of town, so I cannot follow every development as
closely as I would like to. Tomas must have an obsession with -local-s,
which are quite unnecessary for his -postfile- setup, as the example shows.
Unless, of course, he wants to use the values somewhere else. And, as Nick
said, -in r- is short for -in red-.
*************
tempname myfile
postfile `myfile' lowerbound time using postfiletest, replace
foreach i in 6 12 18 {
cii 1 `i', poisson
post `myfile' (`r(lb)') (`i')
}
postclose `myfile'
u postfiletest, replace
list , noobs
*************
HTH
Martin
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Nick Cox
Sent: Freitag, 27. August 2010 13:00
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: st: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: SV: RE: postfile
This works for me:
. tempname myfile
. postfile `myfile' time using postfiletest.dta , replace
(note: file postfiletest.dta not found)
. foreach i in 6 12 18 {
2. local time `i'
3. post `myfile' (`time')
4. }
. postclose `myfile'
. preserve
. use postfiletest, replace
. list , noobs
+------+
| time |
|------|
| 6 |
| 12 |
| 18 |
+------+
. restore
Nick
[email protected]
Tomas Lind
This works when I post the i (time-variable) so I suppose I am in the
vicinity of success (however I don´t understand why the full code doesn´t
work (error message r198 about the variable time).
clear
tempname resul
postfile `resul' time using H:\Slask\slask2.dta , replace
foreach i in 6 12 18 {
local time `i'
post `resul' (`time')
}
postclose `resul'
preserve
use H:\Slask\slask2.dta , replace
list , noobs
restore
Nick Cox
I imagine that you need to look more carefully at the variable in question.
Tomas Lind
I get the following error message (note, the variable time in my example
corresponds to the variable fönster in my real syntax so the error message
is about the variable fönster)
saba_L6
-- Binomial Exact
--
Variable | Obs Mean Std. Err. [95% Conf.
Interval]
-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------
-
saba_L6 | 3366 .0356506 .0031959 .0296445
.0424797
invalid syntax
post: above message corresponds to expression 2, variable fönster
r(198);
end of do-file
r(198);
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