Re: st: Re: Problem with graphs in separate tabs (Windows)

[Dirk Enzmann <dirk.enzmann@uni-hamburg.de>]

Excellent!

Thank you very much, Scott. You are right, there are two ways to 
overcome the problem:

1) Drop -version 9.2- from the do-file that calls the program -sim_be- 
(which is defined in the do-file) or (in my case equivalently) change it 
to -version 12.1-. But this only will work if every user uses version 
12.1, thus changing it to -version 12.1- should be used. However, I 
explicitly specified -version 9.2- because the program should work with 
this version, too. Therefore, solution 2 is the better alternative:

2) Change -clear- by -drop _all- in the program -sim_be-. This still 
allows to specify -version 9.2- without the side effect of deleting 
graphs previously created.

Problem solved.

Dirk

Tue, 2 Apr 2013 12:57:01 -0500, Scott Merryman 
<scott.merryman@gmail.com> wrote:
> I believe the reason is because you have set the version number 9.2 in
> sim_be.do file   It appears that in version 9, -clear- is equivalent
> to -clear all- in 12.1 which drops all open graphs.  You could change
> the version number or use -drop _all- to remove the previously created
> variables.
>
> Scott

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