Re: st: Writing graphs to the log file

[David Airey <david.airey@Vanderbilt.Edu>]

Sorry for the incomplete posts.

I take back what I said.

-grss-

and

-do2htm-

work on my Stata 10.1 to produce html logs with embedded graphs. I  
know it was not working for me at one point.

You can get them from the ATS UCLA site here:

<http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/ado/analysis/default.htm>

With regard to the Stata journal article it is here:

Automatic generation of documents
R. Gini and J. Pasquini
Stata Journal 6(1)


-Dave

On Nov 18, 2008, at 10:20 AM, Nick Cox wrote:

> But like good data analysts everywhere we should note that data are
> often open to many quite different explanations and interpretations.  
> In
> this case, one recurrent thought is that several quite different
> approaches to (partly) automated production of reports are _all_
> popular, i.e. there is no absolute market leader that cries out for
> official adoption. Another is that user-programmers are producing
> attractive solutions with many appreciative users. I am sure that a
> StataWeave would find users too, but the fact is that those who  
> swear by
> the Word will usually not touch LaTeX, and vice versa.
>
> What's ATS? What "stopped working"?
>
> Nick
> n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk
>
> Martin Weiss
>
> The fact that -ssc hot, n(4)- throws up nothing but "translation"
> packages
> is certainly not lost on StataCorp...
>
> David Airey
>
> I think one disappointment with Stata is no package like Sweave for R
> or SASweave for SAS for weaving together publication quality text,
> code, output, and figures into one file, more or less seamlessly. HTML
> output is also good thing. I have used and appreciated log2html.
> Improvements would be great. ATS also had an HTML package that worked
> figures in, but I think it stopped working. It would be nice to have
> HTML and LaTeX output, but HTML at minimum.
>
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