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st: User-written commands and vce() support
One of the things that impresses me about Stata is that it is easy to
write ml programs for it that support all sorts of options (including
many that I have no idea what they do!) Anyway, one of my programs
is called oglm (available from SSC), and the following two commands both work:
oglm warm yr89 male, vce(oim)
oglm warm yr89 male, vce(robust)
Alas, the following does not:
. oglm warm yr89 male, vce(bootstrap)
vcetype 'bootstrap' not allowed
So, my question is, what do I need to do to tweak my programs to
support more of the vce options?
I don't explicitly define vce as an option in my program. Instead,
the option gets captured by this command:
mlopts ml_options, `options'
Is mlopts letting some vce options through while blocking others? If
so, do I need to explicitly include the vce otion in my syntax
statement, and then check to make sure that the options specified are
legit? If so, is there some nice code I can just cut and paste?
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