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Is it possible to send arguments to EViews from the command line? If so, how do I do that? Specifically, I would like to tell EViews to execute a program file. Ideally, EViews would just run in the background and then return some output. Alternatively, EViews would just open and then run the program...

I don't want to change a thing. I would just like to see the highlighting algorithm in order to replicate it in my text editor of choice Sublime Text 3.

It wasn't entirely clear from your response but I guess you can't share the algorithm?

Is there by any chance a file, for instance containing scores of regular expressions, that control how the the syntax of the code in the editor is highlighted? If so, would it be possible to see it?

Did you find any syntax file for Sublime Text?

Is it possible to specify in a subroutine that an argument is optional?

Even though I see your point , the command reference specifies that @mean and @sum take a sample as their second argument. Is the feature coming up? (While it is easy to code by oneself it would be very helpful.)

While it is possible to specify a sample period for when using @mean and @sum to calculate a series (below)... series mySeries=1 series tmp2=@sum(mySeries,"2005 2005") series tmp2=@mean(mySeries,"2005 2005") ... it does not seem to be possible to do so when calculating a control ...

One potential solution would be to have "then" be the trigger word for if statements rather than "if".

It would be great if EViews would create new sheets either as the last sheet in the workfile or as the first sheet in the workfile. Now it seems that new sheets are created before the active sheet.

Worked great. Thanks!

I just cannot seem to get my head around unstacking data. I have a text file (attached) that I have managed to beat in a alpha series containing the identifiers, which have been transformed into names with the code below. The result is saved in the attached workfile. 'Load text file wfopen "G:\...

It would be great if the Eviews respected (at least on copy) what decimal mark the users operating system uses. Now I have to search and replace "." for "," in Excel after copying values from Eviews.

I updated and now it works just fine. My bad

EViews requires users to chose if an altered workfile should be save when they close it. But when closing altered programs this prompt does not appear.

While that does indeed not open the series, it also does not reset the view to sheet. A little bit of both solutions would be my preferred choice Was this last behavior a bug? Should reset the view to sheet without opening the series?