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Re: st: RE: RE: -outreg2- in Stata 10
At 12:13 PM 8/1/2007, Mentzakis, Emmanouil wrote:
As from Stata 10, -index()- is only
available under version control.
It so happens that at least one subroutine of -outreg2- lacks a
-version- statement by a small accident. Thus the program is being run
under Stata 10. My guess is that it needs a -version 8.2- statement.
That is my guess too. As I understand it, -index- got renamed in
Stata 9. Stata policy is to keep the old names working for one
version, and then they stop working the version after that, unless
you use version control. So, that is why -index- still worked in
Stata 9 but not in 10.
To clarify though: does the -version- command only apply to the
subroutine that contains it? i.e. you can't just say version 8.2 in
the first routine, it needs to be in every subroutine as well? I
thought you just had to do it the first time, but apparently that is
not the case, you need to do it in every subroutine.
As a sidelight, I wish the old names just kept working, and/or that
there was some nice master listing of all the old names and their
modern counterparts. When going through older programs, it can be
difficult to figure out what a command does because, while it works
under version control, it is no longer documented.
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