StatWeave contributed code

This page contains code contributed by users. I make no guarantees, and do not offer support for this. Please contact the contributors themselves if you have questions.

• Emacs setup for StatWeave: statweave-setup
  This was contributed by Jean Eid of Wilfrid Laurier University, Ontario, http://www.jeaneid.org.
  Jean's comments:

  I use emacs with MMM-mode and use R and stata at the same time for my classes. It actually highlights according to the language i.e. either stata or R or Latex in the same buffer. It works really nice since you have access to ESS in the code chunks.

• TextMate bundle for StatWeave: StatWeave.tmbundle.zip This was contributed by Dave Armstrong, Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
  Dave's comments:

  I put together a small bundle for TextMate (with a couple of tab-completion commands to include stata and r code block with and without figure identifiers and a command that binds a hot-key to weave, typeset and view. The most important part, though, is the language module that does the appropriate text highlighting for the LaTeX, Stata, R and SAS where appropriate. I "borrowed" most of the language model from the SWeave bundled and modified as necessary. For this to work, users have to install bundles for the three software packages from the following:
  
  R Bundle (from TextMate svn)
  Stata Bundle: http://bylr.net/3/2010/10/stata-bundle-for-textmate/
  SAS Bundle: https://github.com/jakob-stoeck/sas.tmbundle

• LyX module for StatWeave: http://bquistorff.blogspot.com/2012_07_01_archive.html#1831220729421495719
  Contributed by Brian Quistorff, Economics PhD students, Univ. of Maryland, College Park.
  Brian's comments:

  I've hacked StatWeave (which allows Stata, R, and a bunch of other stat languges) to work in my LyX (in Windows 7 with LyX 2.0.4) and thought that others might like this as well.