The Latex-alltt environment (or the sjlog environment as defined in stata.sty)
will interpret special characters like > < ~ & etc. as commands.
I have made a perl-skript which translates Do-Files and Ado-Files to
Latex-Code suitable for the sjlog environment. The Latex-Code should work
with the alltt environment as well.
If the program is of interest for you please drop me a note and I will send it
to you as an email attachment.
Here is just another short discribtion
Usage
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Syntax: do2tex [options] <do-file>
Translates Stata Do-Files to LaTeX Code. The LaTeX Code is designed to work
with the sjlog environment of the Stata Journal LaTeX documentclass.
General Options:
--help: print usage
--lines="range": Restrict to range of lines (#1:#2)
--outfile= "<file>": Write result to <file>
Style-Options
--index = "<TeX Code>": Include line-numbers (Typeset in TeX Code)
--name ="<Tex Code>": Include filename above (Typeset in TeX Code)
--omm [="<TeX Code>"]: What you like instead of ommitted lines
--bottom [="<TeX Code>"]: What you like at the bottom of the file
--top [="<TeX Code>"]: What you like above the translated file
Use quotation marks if an option contains blanks!
Examples
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Produces test.do.tex:
* do2tex test.do
Translates only rows 1-5 of test.do and wrotes in test.do.tex. Without
outfile test.do.tex.region is produced.
* do2tex --lines 1:5 --outfile test.do.tex test.do
Translates rows 1-5 and 9:12 of test.do. Ommited parts are marked with
the Stata class Tex-macro {oom}.
* do2tex --lines "1:5 9:12" --omm "{oom}" test.do
Julian Fennema wrote:
> Just the solution I needed. Thank you for the advice.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Antoine
> Terracol
> Sent: 02 August 2003 17:54
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: st: Re: St: Export an .ado file to TeX [OT]
>
>
> Hello Julian,
>
> Why don't you use the -verbatim- environment in LaTeX, or maybe even
> better : the -alltt- package :
>
> \documentclass{article}
> \usepackage{alltt}
> begin{document}
> \begin{alltt}
> \input{C:/ado/personal/myprog.ado}
> \end{alltt}
> \end{document}
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