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help for adodev, adoind, and adofac                              (Roger Newson)
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Reorder ado-path for developers and other independent-minded users

        adodev

        adoind

        adofac


Description

    adodev re-orders the ado-file path to start with the Stata system folders
    UPDATES, BASE, ., PERSONAL, PLUS, SITE, and OLDPLACE, in that order.
    adoind re-orders the ado-file path to start with the Stata system folders
    UPDATES, BASE, PERSONAL, PLUS, SITE, ., and OLDPLACE, in that order.
    adofac re-orders the ado-file path to start with the Stata system folders
    UPDATES, BASE, SITE, ., PERSONAL, PLUS, and OLDPLACE, in that order.  All
    these commands preserve any existing ordering between other folders on
    the ado-file path.  The adodev command was written for development work,
    and allows the user to develop ado-files in the current folder.  The
    adoind command was written for independent-minded users, who think that
    they can update packages faster than their Stata site administrators (if
    any Stata site administrators exist).  The adofac command restores the
    factory setting of the ordering between system folders, as defined in the
    manuals for Stata Version 10.


Examples

        .adopath
        .adodev
        .adopath
        .adoind
        .adopath
        .adofac
        .adopath


Author

    Roger Newson, National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London,
    UK.
    Email: r.newson@imperial.ac.uk


Also see

    Manual: [P] sysdir
    Online: help for adopath, sysdir