Dear Statalist.
I am using the user written command -project- by Robert Picard, version 1.3.1, on Stata 13.1 (15 Jan 2014) on a Unix machine. The command is extremely useful. I've run into a small problem.
When trying to perform a -cleanup- task, the cleanup stops after going through some files and returns a "too many filenames" error message. I do have a large number of files in my project.
I suppose this may be due to limits on the length of Stata macros. Is there anyway around this? I suppose I could fiddle around with the project ado files and try to see how the cleanup filelist is stored, but I hope someone knows about an easier solution.
Thank you.
I am using the user written command -project- by Robert Picard, version 1.3.1, on Stata 13.1 (15 Jan 2014) on a Unix machine. The command is extremely useful. I've run into a small problem.
When trying to perform a -cleanup- task, the cleanup stops after going through some files and returns a "too many filenames" error message. I do have a large number of files in my project.
I suppose this may be due to limits on the length of Stata macros. Is there anyway around this? I suppose I could fiddle around with the project ado files and try to see how the cleanup filelist is stored, but I hope someone knows about an easier solution.
Thank you.
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