If you're interested in an editor that doesn't close Stata after running and re-runs do files within the original, single Stata window, I know that the gVim, Cream package will do this after doing some modifications: įirst, you need to get and install the rundo and rundolines from the following URL: I've just come across this same issue, having tried SublimeText 3.0 (beta) and Windows StataMP 13. So I'm at a loss, do you know what to do about it? I think this is parallel to Stata opening a new instance if you open a do-file directly instead of through the already-opened instance of Stata. There seems to be some kind of option missing, that tells STATA to run the command in the already-opened instance of the application and not open a new one.

The readme doesn't mention this problem and haven't been able to find a solution on the net. That's very impractical, but I don't know what to do about it. However- every time I run a command, it opens a new instance of STATA. The problem is, I've installed the plugin and edited the 'STATA Enhanced (windows).sublime-settings file to look like this, as per instructions:Īnd also I've changed STATAs preferences so that STATA runs do-files automagically, also per instructions.Īnd it works, with Ctrl+Enter STATA runs do-files from Sublime Text. I'm trying to make the STATA (Enhanced) plugin work, for Sublime Text 3.

I'll describe the problem here in its specific Sublime Text variant, but I'm pretty sure it is a general one: However, there is this problem, which seems to be a generel problem not just for Sublime Text, but also Textpad and maybe other editors. I use Sublime Text for Latex, and it's just infinitely better at handling code than Statas own do-file editor. Hello, I've been trying to make a third-party text editor work as do-file editor.

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