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duh!

I wonder if there's a bug in this function? This test program always displays a time where the hours and seconds are correct, but minutes is always set to "01". I'm using v7.2, 5th Jan 2012 build. for !i = 1 to 1000 %time = "Time no is: "+@strnow("HH:MM:SS") + ". C...

Thanks - Geoff

I have an EViews program I run frequently which takes about 10 minutes to execute. I'm running on a PC with an Intel I5 processor chip which has two cores and supports four threads. When my program is running the cpu is only about 25% utilised, which I presume means that EViews is only using one of ...

Thanks Gareth - that works perfectly

I need to run a program regularly to analyse data collected each day. I've successfully used the windows task scheduler to start EViews and run the necessary program at 0300 each morning. The command line equivalent to the scheduled task would look like this: eviews7.exe data_analysis.prg The only p...

Many thanks.

I'm trying to find a way of avoiding errors when dividing one series by another, when the latter series may contain zero values. I would expect the @recode function to be the answer, but if I run this sample program: series x = 2 x(1) = 0 series y = 1 series z = @recode(x=0,na,y/x) I still get a div...

Thanks Gareth for your very clear reply - that does indeed solve the problem.
Geoff

I have a couple of questions related to the handling of parameters that are passed to subroutines. If I run this simple example: subroutine process_workfile (string fname, string sname) %fn = fname wfopen {%fn} %sn = sname endsub call process_workfile ("example.wf1", "example_series&q...