After the programs have been successfully installed, Stata commands can be executed directly from the text editor. In the case of Notepad++, press F10 (or any other assigned shortcut) to run a saved Stata do-file. To run only a few commands, highlight the relevant lines in the editor and then press F9 (or any other assigned shortcut). To run an entire do-file with rundolines, select all commands in the text editor (for example by pressing Ctrl+A in Notepad++) and then press F9 (or any other shortcut assigned to rundolines).
Hi Friedrich,Having trouble with the installation. Have done the troubleshooting steps, and seems to fail at the first part, where even when stata is opened before notepad++ it doesn't work. 1. Is it necessary to set-up both scripts for rundolines to work? I only set up rundolines.2. I was looking at the script in the .au3 file - and the stata directory and stata title designations were not my own - should I modify those to match my directory and stata version?Thanks,rs
{Stata 12 (Windows all versions) - FULL INSTALL}
it was as simple as that...there was a change in the folder naming convention used relative to previous stata versions, and I just hadn't looked carefully enough. Thanks a lot Friedrich!Daniel
Thanks so much for a great program. I've been using it for years and have really appreciated it! I'm installing it on a new work computer where I no longer have adminstrator access, and I've run in to the following problem. Both rundo and rundolines are able to call Stata, but when using rundolines, Stata is throwing me back the error "file C:\Users\LAN-W[maskedforprivacy]\AppData\Local\Temp\statacmd.tmp not found". I believe this is because the LAN-W[maskedforprivacy] folder belongs to my supervisor and I don't have access to it (however, it was using his admin password that allowed me to install Stata and Notepad++). If indeed this is the problem, how would I go about editing the location where the temporary files are stored? Thanks in advance for your help and for a great program!
Go to Sata's Installation Guide for a full step-by-step guide to download and install the software, and activate the license. The following information is a supplement to the full guide, and provides information about the Lehigh-specific license(s).
The full Anaconda installation is quite large, and includes many libraries for Python thatstata_kernel doesn't use. If you don't plan to use Python and want to useless disk space, install Miniconda, a bare-bones version of Anaconda. Then when installing the package any other necessary dependencies will bedownloaded automatically.
Below, the installation instructions are described for common languages used in epidemiology. To see a full list of kernels available for Jupyter, along with the appropriate documentation and installation instructions, follow this link.
The instructions for installing the stata_kernel are based from the original documentation here. It should work with Stata 12 (I have tested it). If these instructions do not work for you, it may be that there has been an update to the kernel, at which point, please refer to the original documentation linked above.
(.) Other than the dated 'hdfe' command, I do not know of a statacommand that residualizes variables from a set of fixed effects. The'hdfe' command, as far as I can tell, morphed into the 'reghdfe'package; the latter, however, is a fully-functioning regression command,while 'gstats hdfe' only residualizes a set of variables.
The RemoteApp service allows the university community access to applications virtually without having to fully install them on the computer but, instead of seeing a full desktop, you will now be seeing the individual app present on your computer. 2ff7e9595c
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