When I try this on GNU/Linux it imports ok. The only issue is that the
accented characters don't appear properly. We need to investigate that.
Perhaps you could simply append the command "LIST." to your syntax and
run it through the pspp command line (not with the gui) and note what
output you
I've got two SPSS files that I'm willing to send to anyone who wants to see
them.
File #1 - Created with SPSS 11 on Windows.
File #2 - Created with SPSS 20 on Linux (Ubuntu).
File number 1 opens normally in PSPP. File two does not. File #2 does opens
and the data imports (integers at least imp
"Rob Malpass" writes:
> Did this get through to everyone (see below)? If so - no answers yet. As
> I say, if everyone's happy - that's fine - but thought I'd ask.
It did get through. Normally I'd have replied already but I'm
very busy and probably won't have time for PSPP until next month.
Personally, I'd want time to be spent on building PSPP up as an SPSS clone
as much as possible, before diverting to improvements... just my opinion.
Thanks to all for the work you've done!
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