Your variable list is in global macro S_E_vl
after -logistic-. Your response is in S_E_depv.
So here is one way to do it; there may be
better ones. Looking in e(b) is about as
much work as this.
After such a model, if you type
. covars
you will see a list and in addition
the list will be in local macro -covars-.
Here is -covars-
program covars
version 8.2
capture local covars : subinstr global S_E_vl "$S_E_depv" ""
if _rc {
di as err "no covariates known?"
exit 498
}
di as txt "`covars'"
c_local covars `covars'
end
Nick
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Ricardo Ovaldia
> After an estimation command (logistic) are the
> covariate names saved in a macro? I know that I can
> get them from the -e(b)- matrix, but is there and
> easier way or code available?
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