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212 | Analysis | Parser | Bug Report | Low | reading a project with variable name the same as an exi... | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Try this:
.new g y f := 1.1;
(1 real change)
.read "global_data/nist/univariate/pidigits.rec";
Loaded file: /Users/jamie/Data/global_data/nist/univariate/pidigits.rec
Cycle: 0 Datasets: 1 Modified: 10/23/19 03:00:17 PM
.list v;
Name Type Length Decimal Label Valuelabels Missing
Y Integer 3 0
.list g;
Name Type Datatype Value
y const Float 1.1
.freq y;
ERROR: Identifier "y" is not the correct category!
Expected: variable
Got: global |
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211 | Analysis | Editor | Bug Report | Low | run command fails if executed from the editor | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Get index out of bounds error when run command is executed from the editor
Nested run commands work fine from the run command
I found this when testing an approach to implementing the exit command to break out of a .pgm (which works fine) |
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210 | Analysis | Parser | Feature Request | High | changed output on "clear output window" | Assigned | |
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Task Description
When we have a testversion, this information should be shown:
WARNING - Testversion. Confirm results with Public release!
EpiData Analysis: (2019/05/22 - 22:53:27)
Program Version: 1.5.0.0 [TRUNK] r617
Core version: 2.0.0.0 r1000
FPC Version: 3.0.4
Platform: x86_64-Linux
In public release versions (that is when the "testversion line is NOT shown":
this strategy should be implemented:
On startup (first run of the exe): Show version information:
EpiData Analysis: (2019/05/22 - 22:53:27)
Program Version: 1.5.0.0 [TRUNK] r617
Core version: 2.0.0.0 r1000
FPC Version: 3.0.4
Platform: x86_64-Linux
On issuing "cls" (e.g. via F12):
Show nothing (since it is annoying for the user, who already knows from startup, which version)
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199 | Analysis | Parser | Bug Report | Medium | value label - needs a new option for replace content | Requires testing | |
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Task Description
an error is created if a vl already exist.
add new option , e.g.
new vl g i (0,"No") (1,"possibly") (2,"Definetely") !replace;
This will avoid the error message:
ERROR: Cannot create "g", name already used as a valuelabel! |
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194 | Analysis | Parser | Feature Request | Low | Naming of merged datasets | Waiting on Feedback | |
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Task Description
merged datasets get difficult names:
merge !ds:=ds5;
list ds _m*;
// example _merge_ds1_ds5_1 _merge_ds1_ds5_2 etc
Simplify "_merge_" to: "m-"
Label of the merged dataset is now the same as the first(use) dataset.
- change to: "("+"label of first"+"+"(" + "label of second ds"+")"
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193 | Analysis | Parser | Bug Report | Low | incorrect export of missing value to Stata (date var) | Assigned | |
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Task Description
export to stata
sdato,adato,atime
.,25-06-2017,12:12:00
.,20-12-2017,10:38:00
will be exported to Stata 14:
sdato adato atime
2.15e+09 25jun2017 12:12:00
2.15e+09 20dec2017 10:38:00
date is exported as 2.15e+09, not as the Stata "." value |
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190 | Analysis | Parser | Bug Report | High | Value label: Incorrect handling of in-existing values i... | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Two aspects of modifications of value labels are not handled in a user oriented manner.
1 change to "not found":
// value label should be forgiving if deleting a value is not found, just like "drop v " .
for S in ["alvorliglbl", "fvgl","janej","henvislbl","koenlbl","plbl"] do
edit vl @{s} !d:=1410065407;
ERROR: Cannot delete - value does not exist!
2 change to "Cannot Assign Missing to undefined Value in: xxxx (here alderlbl)"
// Assigning missing to an undefined value is not handled correctly
edit vl alderlbl !m:=9;
ERROR: Unhandled error during execution:
Access violation
Please contact EpiData (info@epidata.dk) and include a copy of history and if possible example data!
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188 | Analysis | Parser | Bug Report | High | append not working with !force | Assigned | |
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Task Description
.Append !fn:="Lykke.epx" ; ERROR: This file is locked by another program! You can force a read/save by using the option !force .Append !fn:="Lykke.epx" !force ; ERROR: Unknown option/variable: force |
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187 | Analysis | Graph | Feature Request | Low | engine for updated analysis | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Create "engine for graphs" - much like the aggregate/table system. That is a common class for all graphs which may then be inherited by as well SPC as standard graphs, unless SPC need their own class. Total functionality of graphs defined as in EpiData Classic Analysis |
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122 | Analysis | Statistics | Bug Report | High | significance tests for an adjusted odds ratio (options ... | Assigned | |
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Task Description
* EPIDATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM logopen "H:\Teaching Courses\Outbreak Course\bugTN_06122013\bugTN_06122013.htm" /close /replace cd "H:\Teaching Courses\Outbreak Course\bugTN_06122013" read "H:\Teaching Courses\Outbreak Course\bugTN_06122013\wedd" /close set random simulations=10000 *********************************************** * EpiData Analysis 2.2.1.171 * tables ill redsauce gheerchick /o /nt /nc /ex /t /obs * Using 2.2.1.171: OR = 1.08 [95% CI 0.22 to 5.66]; p(M-H)=0.916; p(exact)=0.0414 * EpiData Analysis 2.2.2.182 tables ill redsauce gheerchick /o /nt /nc /ex /t /obs /oex * Using 2.2.2.182: OR(Exact) = 1.08 [95% CI 0.22 to 5.66]; p(M-H)=0.046; p(exact)=0.0414 * Using 2.2.2.182: OR = 1.07 [95% CI 0.11 to 10.06] * Epi Info for DOS v6.04d * tables redsauce ill gheerchick * Using Epi Info for DOS v6.04d: OR (MLE) = 1.08 [95% CI 0.22 to 5.66]; p(M-H uncorrected)=0.91644269; p(M-H corrected)=0.81105112 * Stata/SE 12.1 for Windows (32 bit) Revision 20 Mar 2013 * logit ill redsauce gheerchick * P-value for coefficient of redsauce = 0.916 * The estimate is close to 1 and the confidence interval is wide, so a test for the adjusted OR being significantly different to 1 should have a p-value close to 1 * Both Epi Info for DOS and Stata give a p-value of 0.916 * So I have a lot of confidence in this being the correct p-value. * EpiData Analysis (build 171) * The chi-squared test statistic and the p-value for a M-H weighted odds ratio using the option /t is 0.01 and 0.916 * This p-value using the option /t appears to be correct. * The p-value using the option /ex appears to be incorrect. * The chi-squared test statistic and the p-value using the option /ex is 6.147 and 0.0414. * If the test statistic is correct a comparison to a chi-squared distribution of 1 degree of freedom should give a p-value equal to 0.0132? * Possibly the correct p-value should be calculated as 1-2*(0.0414) = 0.917? * EpiData Analysis (build 182) * The chi-squared test statistic and the p-value for a M-H weighted odds ratio using the option /t is 6.15 and 0.046 * This p-value using the option /t appears to be incorrect. * The p-value using the option /ex appears to be incorrect. * The chi-squared test statistic and p-value using the option /ex is 6.147 and 0.0414. * If the test statistic is correct a comparison to a chi-squared distribution of 1 degree of freedom should give a p-value equal to 0.0132? * Possibly the correct p-value should be calculated as 1-2*(0.0414) = 0.917? *********************************************** logclose |
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101 | Analysis | Statistics | Bug Report | Low | b178: Unable to display odds ratios in a compact table ... | Assigned | |
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Task Description
using sked.rec: missingvalue chicken /8 missingvalue turkey /8 * Expected to get odds ratios in the following command (has the output from ct changed from * previous builds? - if so, not listed as a change): tables status sex beef chicken turkey /sa /ct /t * Need to specify o option: tables status sex beef chicken turkey /sa /ct /t /o * But odds ratios disappear if add /ex (with or without t option): tables status sex beef chicken turkey /sa /ct /t /o /ex |
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96 | Analysis | Parser | Feature Request | Low | Copy sigle line from history to editor | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Det ville være dejligt hvis man kunne kopiere en enkelt linje fra sin historik til pgm filen. Tak. Mvh Anna |
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86 | Analysis | Statistics | Bug Report | Medium | b175: /oex option not working in conjunction with /ct | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Using sked.rec: read sked.rec missingvalue turkey /8 missingvalue chicken /8 tables status beef turkey chicken /ct /oex /t /sa yields the MLE ORs all equal to 0.00 and CIs 0.00-0.00 |
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80 | Analysis | Dialogs | Bug Report | Low | graph creating GUI does not list booleans as "by"-varia... | Assigned | |
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Task Description
I noticed that the GUI which allows you to create histograms (Graph -> Histogram) does not let you specify a boolean variable as "by" variable. Example: . read C:\EpiData\TestData\bromar.rec . select dectime<>. . gen b fast=(dectime<3.87) it is possible to do the following: . his age /by=fast but the GUI form does not list "fast" as a "by" variable. |
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51 | Analysis | Parser | Bug Report | Low | DOS command "!" | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Ver 2.2.1.171 Helpfile says for the command "!": dos textexecute any valid MS-DOS command and return to EpiData- dos command will open an MS-DOS window/open : Keep window open after execution !works only on XP+ Pc's I interpret this as working with XP or higher, but if it works in some XP versions (perhaps), it does not do so in all: I know of two colleagues in whom the command to open a batch file that directs to open a REC file (in EpiData Entry) opens the REC file in the default text editor. Vista and Windows 7 no problem, it works perfectly. Any chance to get this command "!" to work on XP machines? It is a marvelously powerful command. Or is there a workaround? The reason for its usefulness comes with using EpiData Analysis for a menu report, and allowing (or rather directing) people to enter data into a predetermined file only, and then in the same menu allow analysis by button pressing - the whole package including software can be given to people who need to know nothing. Example is on www.tbrieder.org | EpiData | Part D, Exercise 4 solution |
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40 | Analysis | Statistics | Bug Report | Low | Problem with FREQ * /M | Assigned | |
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Task Description
The use of freq * /m instead of freq * /M troncate the display of results-> the result list is cut. |
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38 | Analysis | Parser | Bug Report | Low | stattables freeze with variables with alike names | Assigned | |
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Task Description
Strange problem. When I run this command on the attached data set everything runs fine: "stab komplians tjekind tjekud timeout /stat="sum" /by="yearweek" /n". However, running this command freezes EpiData: "stab tjekind1 tjekind2 /stat="sum" /by="yearweek" /n" EpiData apparently goes into some kind of infinite loop using up all the cpu power. I can force the program to close by clicking the cross in the window corner. The problem appears whenenver there are variables with almost similar names, e.g. tjekud1 tjekud2, etc. |
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37 | Analysis | Graph | Bug Report | Medium | I Chart: Missing positive test in output table | Assigned | |
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Task Description
With these data and this command the output table does not mark test 5 as positive. Tests 4 and 5 should both be positive. The graph looks correct to me. ### command line and data table ### ichart reghn uge /t4 /t5 /sl Uge RegHN 2009-15 185 2009-16 272 2009-17 310 2009-18 241 2009-19 197 2009-20 277 2009-21 282 2009-22 316 2009-23 237 2009-24 302 2009-25 277 2009-26 267 2009-27 240 2009-28 261 2009-29 228 2009-30 167 2009-31 183 2009-32 181 2009-33 204 2009-34 215 2009-35 249 2009-36 291 2009-37 332 2009-38 303 2009-39 305 2009-40 292 |
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26 | Analysis | Graph | Bug Report | Medium | b170: Legend option for the boxplot gives wrong text in... | Unconfirmed | |
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Task Description
b170: Using sked.rec: BOXPLOT age /BY=SEX /legend gives Age next to both colours in the legend box. I might have thought it should have showed Male Female against the respective colours? |
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16 | Analysis | Dialogs | Bug Report | Low | Search dialog | Assigned | |
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Task Description
The search and find dialog is buggy and requires a rewrite. This is scheduled to happen after the new core principle has been implemented. |
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15 | Analysis | Editor | Bug Report | Low | Editor update | Assigned | |
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Task Description
A completely new editor is needed. The current is buggy and requires to much rewriting to maintain at a reasonable level. This is expected to be implemented after the new core principle has been implemented. |
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14 | Analysis | Graph | Bug Report | Medium | Dummyform error | Researching | |
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Task Description
There has been a few comments on a "Dummyform already exists" error when running graph command. This is not yet confirmed. |
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13 | Analysis | Graph | Bug Report | Low | Graph dialog tweaks. | New | |
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Task Description
a: Implement Masks on Breaks edit and Freeze edit. b: Add labels for Title, subtitle etc. on the "Titles" page. |
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8 | Analysis | Other | Bug Report | Low | Import from Excel Clipboard | Unconfirmed | |
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Task Description
Analysis v 2.2 (build 169 and earlier) read /cb failed with import of a single column or if there were any missing values in the last numeric column imported Workaround: create a new column in Excel that had no missing values or include . for missing values Reads OK: test note n2 0.025974026 1 a 0.019933555 1 b 0.013333333 1 c 0.049382716 1 d 0.034059946 1 reads OK: test note n2 0.025974026 1 a 0.019933555 1 b 0.013333333 1 c 0.049382716 1 d 0.034059946 e does not read: test note n2 0.025974026 1 a 0.019933555 1 b 0.013333333 1 c 0.049382716 1 d 0.034059946 error message: Separators: (tab: 10)(semicolon: 0)(comma: 0)(space: 0) Lines: 6 Cannot define number of variables |
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3 | Analysis | Parser | Feature Request | Low | Generalize principle for /W (weight) option | New | |
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Task Description
We need a general document about where we use the /W option and how a new command should be implemented with this option. |