Closed remlapmot closed 1 year ago
Oh, thanks for pointing that out. It will likely be a few weeks before our dear institution makes that available.
Doug Hemken
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Hi Doug
I see that Stata 18 has been released this week https://www.stata.com/.
I don't have a copy yet myself but I think there are a few filepaths we can add the 18 version of to in R/find_stata.r for this.
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I have updated Statamarkdown to recognize Stata 18, but I am not yet able to test this. (I just needed to change the search for the executable to include version 18 for Windows.) I’ll defer putting this on CRAN until I can test it properly.
That's great Doug
On line 46 of find_stata.r I think it would be worth adding "/usr/local/stata18"
to the Linux filepaths as well.
It will also take my University several months to upgrade to Stata 18.
Also it's probably worth waiting for Yihui to release the next version of knitr on CRAN before making the next release. Because knitr 1.43 will have your commits in, so you could set the requirement of knitr (>= 1.43)
in the DESCRIPTION
file once knitr 1.43 is on CRAN.
Ah yes! Thanks for catching that.
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That's great Doug
On line 46 of find_stata.r I think it would be worth adding "/usr/local/stata18" to the Linux filepaths as well.
It will also take my University several months to upgrade to Stata 18.
Also it's probably worth waiting for Yihui to release the next version of knitr on CRAN before making the next release. Because knitr 1.43 will have your commits in, so you could set the requirement of knitr (>= 1.43) in the DESCRIPTION file once knitr 1.43 is on CRAN.
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Unix done
Doug Hemken
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That's great Doug
On line 46 of find_stata.r I think it would be worth adding "/usr/local/stata18" to the Linux filepaths as well.
It will also take my University several months to upgrade to Stata 18.
Also it's probably worth waiting for Yihui to release the next version of knitr on CRAN before making the next release. Because knitr 1.43 will have your commits in, so you could set the requirement of knitr (>= 1.43) in the DESCRIPTION file once knitr 1.43 is on CRAN.
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Great - thanks Doug
Hi Doug
I see that Stata 18 has been released this week https://www.stata.com/.
I don't have a copy yet myself but I think there are a few filepaths we can add the 18 version of to in
R/find_stata.r
for this.