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Re: st: updated version of -lookfor_all- is available from SSC
Sebastian,
It supposed to search all subdirectories (and I believe it does). What OS
you have? I work in Windows and typing something like
.lookfor_all ttt, dir(c:\) sub
forces the program to go through all folders.
Zurab
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sebastian F. B�chte" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 4:53 PM
Subject: Re: st: updated version of -lookfor_all- is available from SSC
Zurab,
I just checked out -lookfor_all- and I was wondering whether
specifying the "subdir" option will actually cause -lookfor_all- to go
through all subdirectories and sub-subdirectories and
sub-sub-subdir...? It looks to me as if -lookfor_all- only checks
first-order subdirectories but does not follow deeper into the path
tree.
Sebastian
On 2/5/07, Zurab Sajaia <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks you Kit Baum, updated version of -lookfor_all- is available from
SSC
archives.
There was a bug found in the program. The problem was that -lookfor_all-
skipped data files of size bigger then memory allocated to the data area,
without issuing any warning message. As a result the program failed to
find
variables/labels matching the pattern in big files.
You can download the corrected version by typing;
adoupdate lookfor_all, update; or
ssc install lookfor_all, replace.
Thanks,
zurab
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