I don't recall any bug or problem report from Neil about -log2html-. (I
am one of the authors.) But -log2html- has precisely one aim: to convert
Stata SMCL files to HTML. If you want it to understand HTML written
within your logs, then it will do so only by accident, not on purpose.
Nick
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Neil Shephard
sdm1 wrote:
> How do I write graphs to the log or smcl file?
>
>
As others have pointed out you don't, not directly at least.
However, if you know a little html you can hack things together using
-log2html- to convert your smcl log-file to html and include the saved
graphs (exported as png) in-line with the rest of your log.
I remember doing this in the past, but for some reason also remember
having some problems with -log2html- parsing html written in a do-file
(and hence echoed in the smcl log), but I'm quite busy today so don't
have time to check this out.
For more info on -log2html- see -ssc desc log2html-
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