On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 03:26:53PM -0400, Andy Choens wrote:
And, since I'm sticking my foot solidly in my mouth with this post, I
should pony up and volunteer. I can't help but notice that the
documentation that's on the site is a little out of date (0.4). What
should I do t
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 09:35:53AM -0400, Andy Choens wrote:
What I wrote should work on the windows version too. I'm not real sure
how (if) you can use the GUI to actually recode multiple variables into
one. Although the GUI is fairly powerful, I'm not sure that capacity
exist
Andy Choens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And, since I'm sticking my foot solidly in my mouth with this post, I
> should pony up and volunteer. I can't help but notice that the
> documentation that's on the site is a little out of date (0.4). What
> should I do to get involved with helping with do
Andy Choens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As an old vim die-hard . . . . I hate to admit it . . . . but
> I am really enjoying emacs.
If you wanted to write up something to provide something like
"PSPP mode" for Vim, then I'm sure we'd be happy to include it
with PSPP as well. I assume that th
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 03:26:53PM -0400, Andy Choens wrote:
> I think this project could benefit from the kind of positive attention
> that other projects like Gnash get. Given the high quality of the 0.6.0
> release, I'm surprised by the minimal promotion of PSPP within the FOSS
> community
I rarely get this excited by a piece of software, but this one has
really grabbed me by the toes. I am also of the opinion that PSPP is
exactly the kind of software Linux needs to transition knowledge workers
to FOSS. I still like R-CRAN, but using it in an office dominated by
SPSS workers is d
Andy,
"If you want to use my example, use the GUI to input the variables and cases.
Then go to File -> New -> Syntax and cut and paste my syntax (code) into the
syntax window. Make sure you get ALL of it, including the periods (It won't
work without the periods.) Then Run -> All."
Yes that's f
David Purdy wrote:
Andy (/Jason),
Many thanks for the COMPUTE suggestion and example - how is this
implemented in the Windows/GUI version ? I've tried various codings
but with no success (and can't trace any other examples).
Regards,
Dave.
What I wrote should
John Darrington wrote:
It's not exactly what you want, but the syntax window does a similar
thing. Most (all?) of the dialog boxes have a "Paste" button which
inserts the syntax into the window. You can then edit it as you like.
Based on one of your earlier suggestions, I have been exper
Can you explain exactly what problem you were having? Last time I
tried, the Mac didn't give any problems.
J'
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 04:46:04AM -0700, alma rivera wrote:
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Even though I have read that PSPP can work on a Mac, I did the download and
cant seem to make it work. I have a Macbook (Intel), is there a version of
PSPP that can work? Does anyone know of a statistical program (preferable open
source or free) that can work on OS X? I am a poor graduate stu
It's not exactly what you want, but the syntax window does a similar
thing. Most (all?) of the dialog boxes have a "Paste" button which
inserts the syntax into the window. You can then edit it as you like.
On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 02:00:17PM -0400, Andy Choens wrote:
> I can see that PSPP has a
Andy (/Jason),
Many thanks for the COMPUTE suggestion and example - how is this implemented in
the Windows/GUI version ? I've tried various codings but with no success (and
can't trace any other examples).
Regards,
Dave.
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