...
I get an error there:
***
ssc install texdoc
set trace on
texdoc init example, replace
***
returns:
---- begin texdoc ---
- version 9.2
- gettoken subcmd 0 : 0, parse(", ")
- local length = length(`"`subcmd'"')
= local length = length(`"init"')
- if `"`subcmd'"'==substr("init",1,max(`length',1)) {
= if `"init"'==substr("init",1,max(4,1)) {
- texdoc_init`macval(0)'
= texdoc_init example, replace
-------------- begin texdoc.texdoc_init ---
- syntax anything(id="document name" equalok everything) [, Replace
Prefix(str asis) ]
- capt which sjlatex
- if _rc {
di as err "-sjlatex- package is required. To install the package,
type"
di _n `" {stata "net install sjlatex,
from(http://www.stata-journal.com/production)"}"'
di ""
exit 499
}
- mata: texdoc_init(st_local("anything"), st_local("prefix"))
- mata: mm_outsheet(st_global("TeXdoc_docname"), J(0, 0, ""),
"`replace'")
= mata: mm_outsheet(st_global("TeXdoc_docname"), J(0, 0, ""), "replace")
mm_outsheet(): 3499 mm_strexpand() not found
<istmt>: - function returned error
--------------- end texdoc.texdoc_init ---
}
---- end texdoc ---
r(3499);
Am I missing something?
Stata 10.1, WinXP
best, rich
[email protected] schrieb am 23.03.2009 23:49:14:
> Thanks to Kit Baum, a new package called -texdoc- is available from
> SSC. To install the package, type
>
> . ssc install texdoc
>
> Stata version 9.2 and -sjlatex- from
> http://www.stata-journal.com/production is required.
>
> -texdoc- provides tools to create a LaTeX document from within Stata
> in a weaving fashion. I wrote -texdoc- for teaching, but it might also
> be useful for other purposes, e.g., when writing a Stata Journal
> article.
>
> The procedure is to first initialize a document using -texdoc init-,
> then write the contents of the file, line by line, by repeated calls
> to -tex- or include Stata output using -texdoc stlog-, and finally
> finish up typing -texdoc close-. Example:
>
> <--->
> texdoc init example, replace
> tex \documentclass{article}
> tex \usepackage{stata}
> tex \begin{document}
> tex
> tex The auto data:
>
> texdoc stlog
> sysuse auto
> describe
> texdoc stlog close
>
> tex
> tex A regression model:
>
> texdoc stlog
> regress price weight mpg foreign
> texdoc stlog close
>
> tex
> tex \end{document}
> texdoc close
> <--->
>
> The code above will produce a main file called example.tex and several
> log files that are called by example.tex. example.tex looks as
> follows:
>
> <--->
> \documentclass{article}
> \usepackage{stata}
> \begin{document}
>
> The auto data:
> \begin{stlog}
> \input{example_1.log.tex}
> \end{stlog}
>
> A regression model:
> \begin{stlog}
> \input{example_2.log.tex}
> \end{stlog}
>
> \end{document}
> <--->
>
> You can now compile example.tex using your favorite LaTeX compiler to
> produce the desired document.
>
> If you use an editor that features syntax highlighting it might be a
> good idea to set up a shortcut to quickly toggle between LaTeX and
> Stata highlighting. Furthermore, some editors can be configured in a
> way such that "tex " is automatically inserted at the beginning of a
> new line when LaTeX highlighting is on.
>
> ben
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