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问题 Using Stata14 on windows, I am wondering how to build customized tables from several regression results. Here is an example. We have reg y, x1 predict resid1, residuals summarize resid1 Which gives: Variable | Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min Max -------------+--------------------------------------------------------- resid1 | 5,708,529 4.83e-11 .7039736 -3.057633 3.256382 And run another regrerssion and similarly obtain the residuals: reg y, x2 predict resid2, residuals I would like to create a table

问题 Using Stata14 on windows, I am wondering how to build customized tables from several regression results. Here is an example. We have reg y, x1 predict resid1, residuals summarize resid1 Which gives: Variable | Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min Max -------------+--------------------------------------------------------- resid1 | 5,708,529 4.83e-11 .7039736 -3.057633 3.256382 And run another regrerssion and similarly obtain the residuals: reg y, x2 predict resid2, residuals I would like to create a table

问题 I am using a script to call URLs, get the output, and save the output to a text file. It all works great. However, when I need to call multiple URLs in succession it causes CPU spikes because it is starting/stopping powershell.exe so many times. Is there a whay I could use a for each technique for each URL while still saving the output? Here is my script: $content = Get-Content $PSScriptRoot\urls.txt echo "Testing for $content" (Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "$content").Content | Out-File -FilePath

问题 Simple question, I'm trying to output some text using javascript, and I want to have a new line between some of my text. The following code is what I'm using currently: { text: '1/2 + 1/2', value: '[one_half]...[/one_half]\n[one_half]...[/one_half]', onclick: function() { editor.insertContent(this.value()); }, And this outputs [one_half]...[/one_half] [one_half]...[/one_half] how do I make it so my outputted text is: [one_half]...[/one_half] [one_half]...[/one_half] 回答1: use <br/> instead of

问题 I need to obtain the sum of all the values in a column ("var1" in the code below). As far as I could determine, this is done as follows: proc means data = somedata sum var1; output out = sumtable sum = sum; run; The sum I want to use as a variable in the next step. Is it possible to have the OUTPUT statement above store the sum in a new variable instead of writing it to a whole new dataset? If so, what is the syntax for this? 回答1: In a word, no. You could store the value as a text string into

问题 I'm trying to output the objects as such: Piping the variable containing the objects thru Format-List produces empty lines which creates problems. I'm not able to remove the empty lines for some reason when using $obj = $obj | ? {$_} I expect the variable containing the objects to contain the right count of objects. Interesting enough when I run $Host first (which has the formatting I'm looking for) and then run the variable $obj , then I get the results I'm looking for. Any help is much

问题 I have a function (in some project) that it prints the result.when I call it from the command line or in another python project, it prints the output on the terminal. But I want to store all the print result in a variable, something like this: output = function_name(function_args) and instead of printing the results on the terminal I want to store them in the output variable. also, the main function returns something(just a number as the status) as the result which i do not want that number.

问题 i use symfony (php framework) task class to create cli scripts. Currently i wrote this kind of script: #!/bin/bash timeout 3600 ./symfony pparse:prices But there is no output, I need that script will exit after 3600 sec. and ./symfony pparse:prices output data to console. Timeout is working, but no output. 回答1: I dont know why, but currently it work fine. Maybe this is issue to OS. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16582048/script-output-after-timeout-command

问题 I've run into a problem with my PowerShell scripts where I am "losing" output that was going to the console, or being redirected. After much legwork, I simplified it down to an easily documented example of the problem. Place the following single line in a script (test1.ps1), and invoke it from a basic PowerShell command window: Get-WmiObject win32_share | select name, path and you will likely get two columns of output similar to the following: PS C:\Users\me\temp> ./test1.ps1 name path ---- -

问题 I am trying to format the output of a command in JSON as such: echo "patches" : { set patches="wmic qfe get HotfixID" for /f "skip=1" %%i in (' %patches% ') do ( set /a count=count+1 call echo "!count!" : "%%i", ) echo } Everything is fine until I hit the end of the list of patches where it reads the line after the last patch and then prints "" . How can I make it stop when it is supposed to? If possible, I would like to avoid using text files. 回答1: Inside the for /f loop, place another one: