Nick Cox wrote:
To all watching, and I am pretty sure Scott
would agree, my advice is to do this on
a clone of -dotplot-, not -dotplot- itself.
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And be sure to rename the program defined in the second line of the ado-file to
match name of your clone, for example, if you choose dotplot2 (the less-than-
original name that I used), then the second line becomes -program define
dotplot2, rclass sort-. The modified clone should go into your personal ado-
file directory, as well. (Type -adopath- from within Stata if you don't know
where your personal ado-file directory is.)
Also note that there is another program defined later on in the code,
-Xoffset-. If you use the official -dotplot- and then try to use -dotplot2-
(by whatever name), or vice versa, you'll need to -program drop Xoffset- in
between. Or else add -capture program drop Xoffset- to the modified clone.
Joseph Coveney
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