Thanks for answering Nick,
I have searched the statalisting acrhive and the only information I found
is on other people reporting the same error message [(r111) xlines not
found] when using the 'surface' command. You also mentioned, on the July 9,
2002 that the author Adrian Mander is on the list... and I hope that he is
around for a reply.
thanks again
Dimitris
Nick Cox wrote:
>
> D.Christodoulou
> >
> > I'm trying to make a 3D graph, so I run the 'surface x y z'
> > command, found
> > in:
> > c:\ado\stbplus\s\surface.ado
> > *! version 1.3 am 12Oct98 [STB-51: gr39]
> >
> > ...and I always get the error message: "r(111) xlines not found".
> > Can someone help me out?
>
> Only to mention that this is an often reported problem with -surface-
> as a search of the Statalist archives will show.
>
> Nick
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