Posted: 29 June 05
Applies to: Ucinet version 6.88 and above
Title: Procedures that want a row or column number seem to screw up
When ucinet
expects multiple inputs separated by spaces – as in the names of several
independent variables – then if one of your filenames contains spaces, it
get confused. For example, if you enter this:
Independent
variables: c:\program files\ucinet 6\datafiles\wiring.##h
the program will
think that c:\program is one independent variable and files\ucinet is a
second variable, and so on. But if you enclose the whole thing in quotes,
ucinet knows that it should be treated as a single object. The same applies
when ucinet expects input of the form <datasetname> COL|ROW <integer> as in
Row partition: C:\DATA\CAMPATTR2.##H COL 2
If your pathname
contains spaces, as in
C:\MY DATA\CAMP
ATTR 2.##H COL 2
The program will
think that C:\MY is the dataset, and that DATA\CAMP indicates the dimension
(rows or columns) and that ATTR is the row or column number. So instead
use:
“C:\MY DATA\CAMP
ATTR 2.##H” COL 2 |
