Import do-file in LaTeX

[Nouschka Snijders]

Hi all,

How can I import my do-file from Stata into LaTeX? Maybe this is more a question for experts in LaTeX than for experts in Stata, but at least I could try it

Best regards,
Nouschka Snijders

[Sergiy Radyakin]

Nouschka,

Stata Journal provides a number of examples and its own style for LaTeX publications:
http://www.stata-journal.com/author/

You can also try including with \verb for verbatim text.

Best, Sergiy

[Daniel Bela]

Hi all,

I regularly use LaTeX's package -listings- to achieve embedded Stata code in LaTeX documents. Its LaTeX-command \lstinputlisting{filename} includes a do-file into a LaTeX-document output and typesets it as verbatim.

listings can also (by defining syntax highlighting styles) highlight comments and keywords. Several syntax definition rules (such as C, R or C+) are delivered with the package. Unfortunately, you have to define a style on your own to achieve Stata syntax highlighting.

You also may want to have a look at this thread here on Statalist, where a similar issue has been discussed.

Regards
Bela

[Anders Alexandersson]

I recommend texdoc.

search texdoc

[Nouschka Snijders]

Daniel Bela \lstinputlisting[]{dofile.do} indeed worked, thankyou!