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sublime_stata
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Sublime Text 2 Package for Stata
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*** #Sublime Text 2 Package for Stata *** Author: Ryan Powers -- [rpowers@wisc.edu](mailto:rpowers@wisc.edu) Date: 27 July 2012 Keywords: Subime Text 2, Stata, Textmate Bundle, Port ##Summary This is a port of the Textmate Bundle for Stata. It relies mostly on the old code, but adds a build system for use in Sublime Text. The Textmate Bundle on which this package largely relies was originally written by [Timothy Beatty](http://www.tc.umn.edu/~tbeatty/) and is now available from [Dan Byler](http://bylr.net/3/2010/10/stata-bundle-for-textmate/). The package is currently for the OS X versions of Sublime Text 2 and Stata only. This package is very young. There may be errors and/or bugs. Please let me know if/when you find them. ##Installation Copy the "Stata" directory to your Sublime Text 2 packages directly. Normally located at ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/. Currently, the Package expects your installation of Stata to be named "Stata" -- not "StataSE", "StataMC", etc. ##Use All stata .do files will get more or less correct code highlighting. Command+B will run your whole file in Stata. If you'd like to run only a section, select the code you'd like to run and the choose "Run" from the "Tools" menu. I'm working on a keyboard shortcut for this. At the moment, the Run command does not have a default keyboard shortcut on OS X.
