Bernoulli example after install

[Scott Raynaud]

I think this is related to my install, so I'll put it here.  This is  a bit of an adventure since I'm trying to install under Windows Server 2012.  The install and build seemed to go ok.  I got down to testing the Bernoulli model in the user's guide.  It seemed to compile ok, but when I tried to run the program it told me that it was mistyped or misplaced (see attachment).  Not sure what's going on here.  I'm in the right directory and I think I spelled everything right.  Any feedback would be appreciated.

[Daniel Lee]

Switch the file argument to "file=bernoulli.data.R". 

On Feb 22, 2017, at 1:29 PM, Scott Raynaud <scott....@gmail.com> wrote:

I think this is related to my install, so I'll put it here.  This is  a bit of an adventure since I'm trying to install under Windows Server 2012.  The install and build seemed to go ok.  I got down to testing the Bernoulli model in the user's guide.  It seemed to compile ok, but when I tried to run the program it told me that it was mistyped or misplaced (see attachment).  Not sure what's going on here.  I'm in the right directory and I think I spelled everything right.  Any feedback would be appreciated.

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<Bernoulli1.docx>

[Scott Raynaud]

Perfect.  I ran the example and it matched what's in the user's guide.  This is a good sign.  However, I cannot get stansummary to run (see attachment).  What do you think is going on here?  The folder bin is present and stansummary.exe is in the folder.

[Daniel Lee]

Hi Scott,

You have an extraneous backslash before the command. Instead of "\bin\stansummary.exe" it should be "bin\stansummary.exe"

For future reference, mind just pasting the image into the email or on Google groups? I think it still allows images. Just having an extra step of finding something to open a docx is inconvenient. 

Daniel

<Stansummary1.docx>

[Scott Raynaud]

I tried your suggestion but it said it could not find the csv file.  It's in the folder with the bernoulli example.  Did I do this right?

[Bob Carpenter]

You need a full or relative path to the output.csv file from
wherever you call the command. If those terms don't make
sense, I'd suggest learning about that first and then giving
it a try.

- Bob

> On Feb 23, 2017, at 10:48 AM, Scott Raynaud <scott....@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I tried your suggestion but it said it could not find the csv file. It's in the folder with the bernoulli example. Did I do this right?
>

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[Scott Raynaud]

Yes, that worked.  Was following the documentation that did not mention a path.  Thanks for your help.