Have you tried UltraEdit? You can get it at http://www.ultraedit.com/ and I
have integrated to Stata with syntax highlighting. You might also find
UltraCompare useful. Hope this helps.
Marcos
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Richard Ohrvall
Sent: 10 July 2007 02:44
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: st: Notepad++ and Stata
Friedrich,
thank you for your reply. Yes, I have tried to push up the sleep to
200, even 300, but I get the same result with the icon in the toolbar
saying that the script is paused.
The first time I use notepad++ to run the whole program or a selection
it works fine, but the second time I get this problem. But if
re-compile the script, still keeping Stata and notepad++ open, I am
able to send the code a second time, but if I try again without
re-compiling again I run into the same problem. Also, if I, after
running into this problem, close Stata I am able to send the code, it
starts up Stata and run the code.
Anyone who has an idea about what I might do wrong?
David, does the library you mention work with the light version of
Notetab, or do you have to have a more advanced version?
All the best,
Richard
On 7/10/07, David Elliott <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have used Notepad++ and enjoy its syntax hilighting and code-folding
> features.
>
> However, I keep coming back to Notetab (notetab.com) because the
> interactivity with other programs is built into Notetab itself, not
> provided by a scripting utility like AutoIt. I have developed a
> library of text-processing functions and interactivity with Stata
> based on work started by Ross Odell.
>
> The library can be found at:
> http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/d.elliott/Stata.clb . This works with
> Notetab versions up to 4.95. I also have a version that works with
> Notetab 5+ that I can make available upon request.
>
> For working with do files it has run, do, do-selected and do-to-end
> functionality. It will do a lookup of Stata commands directly from
> the editor, and if Stata isn't open, it will start Stata. You can't
> get that functionality from existing AutoIt scripts. I have included
> an experimental execute-mata command that will paste a block of mata
> code into Stata and run it.
>
> A list of the text functions and links with Stata is included below:
> _____________________
> About this Library...
> ���������������������
> Do/Run/Test Commands
> ���������������������
> run all/selected
> do all/selected
> do to end
> execute mata
> -----------------------
> Debug (trace on|off)
> Cleanup (programs|logs)
> Clear Programs from Memory
> Match brackets
> Close Log
>
> Strip #review numbers
>
> Commenting
> ���������������������
> Comment selection /**/
> Add Comment to block
> Uncomment a block
>
> Quick Reference
> ���������������������
> Math Functions
> String Functions
> Keyword Help
>
> Programming Constructs
> ���������������������
> Ado Header
> while
> if
> for
>
> macro string quotes (`"`'"')
> macro plain quotes (`')
> macro dir (for debugging)
> generate
> egen
> replace
>
> Multi-line display cmd
>
> Utilities
> ���������������������
> List files
> List do-files + *comments
> List ado-files + /*comments*/
> List all ado in subdirectories
> Strip Log Cmds to File
> Format Table for WP
> Alternate Table Format
> -----------------------
> Stata Website Links
>
> (These last two are required because Notetab needs to store the path
> to the executable and the "flavour" of stata in the Windows Registry)
> Reset Registry
> OnOpen
>
> *
> * For searches and help try:
> * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html
> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
>
*
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