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Re: st: Stata Editor for Mac with Code Folding
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Phil Schumm <[email protected]>
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Re: st: Stata Editor for Mac with Code Folding
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Wed, 10 Apr 2013 10:20:23 -0400
On Apr 10, 2013, at 9:43 AM, Federico Belotti wrote:
> You can use Textmate. It allows code-folding and a number of other useful things.
I would strongly second that. TextMate allows for manual-code folding -- at the moment, we haven't incorporated any automatic folding into the Stata/Mata mode (e.g., automatically-defined folding for if/then/else blocks, function and class defs, loops, etc.). However, feel free to suggest enhancements (the more specific the suggestion is, the better) or pull requests!
-- Phil
P.S. You want to be using the TextMate 2.0 alpha version, available for download from http://macromates.com. Although labeled "alpha", 2.0 is plenty stable for real work (I've been using it for ~6-8 hrs/day for the last year), and has considerably more features and polish than 1.5. Most importantly, however, we no longer support the Stata bundle for 1.5.
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