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Re: st: Manual class programming example


From   Ulrich Kohler <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: Manual class programming example
Date   Thu, 16 Mar 2006 09:48:23 +0100

Thanks you very much, that solved the proplem. I simply overlooked that the 
definition of class with name xyz has to be stored in xyz.class. 

Uli

Austin Nichols wrote:
> Note that -help classman- specifies: "Classes are usually defined in
> .class files.  For instance, we might define the class coordinate in
> the file coordinate.class" and if you save the text
>
> version 9.1
> class coordinate {
> double x
> double y
> }
> program .set
> args x y
> .x = `x'
> .y = `y'
> end
>
> in a file called coordinate.class in your path, you don't need to run
> or do a do-file to type interactively
>
> .coord = .coordinate.new
> .coord.set 1 2
>
> without seeing any error messages.  (Close Stata and start a new
> instance if you are having problems with this.)
>
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