do you also need to include a version statement in any additional routines
it calls - or will version 8.2 continue to hold?
In Stata 9.0, level need not be an integer anymore, e.g. it can be
99.99. Further, looking at the docs for the 9.0 -version- command, I don't
see any indication that -level- reverts to old behavior under version
control. Ergo, for a program written under 8.2, instead of coding
something like
Level(integer `c(level)')
on the syntax command would it be better to code
Level(string)
and also dropping any error checks for level being between 10 and 99? I
know that can delay error checking but I think Stata itself will generate
errors quickly enough if the level is illegal.
Alas, I am one of those people who STILL hasn't upgraded to Stata 9 so I
can't check these out myself yet.
