Jenner compatibility tests for 5 script(s)#61
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Adds a jenner-check/ directory with five SAS bundles derived from this repository's Police code, each verified to run on the Jenner SAS-compatible engine: t001_make_formats PROC FORMAT crime-event code catalog (Make_formats.sas) t002_macro_offense_to_event %Offense_to_event autocall macro (Macros/Offense_to_event.sas) t003_offense_method_freq SET concat + PROC FREQ crosstabs (Offense_method.sas) t004_crime_test_counts PROC MEANS + PROC FREQ counts (Crime_test_counts.sas) t005_juvenile_arrests_recode INPUT/PUT informat date recoding (Juvenile_arrests_2006.sas) Includes run_jenner.sh / run_jenner_check.sas runners and a README. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Jenneranalytics.com provides an API that runs SAS code, with support for more than 200 SAS procedures. You can also use it with Anthropic Claude Code AI in a collaborative workspace. It's available for Mac on the Apple App Store, and by license for Windows and Linux. Your Police data-processing code here runs on it unmodified — this PR adds a small
jenner-check/directory with five compatibility bundles built from your own programs so you can see for yourself.Each
tNNN_*bundle pairs a script drawn from this repo with a tiny in-line data sample and the output Jenner produced. The bundles coverMake_formats.sas(the crime-event code formats), the%Offense_to_eventautocall macro, the offense/method cross-tabulations inOffense_method.sas, the record counts inCrime_test_counts.sas, and the date/time recoding inJuvenile_arrests_2006.sas. To re-run them, from insidejenner-check/run./run_jenner.sh --all(orsas -sysin run_jenner_check.sasagainst your own SAS); both walk every bundle and report pass/fail.The
%Offense_to_eventmacro is a really clean piece of work — funneling MPD's free-text offense and method strings throughpropcase()into a single canonical event code is exactly the kind of normalization that keeps a multi-year crime series comparable, and it reproduced byte-for-byte. The way the format catalog inMake_formats.sascarries both the detailed UI event codes and the rolled-up summary categories is a nice touch too.Merge it, close it, or ignore it — no response expected. If you'd rather not get PRs like this, reply with
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