How I add `stata.sty' to Latex (for taking a .do file to latex)

[Hossein Kavand]

Hello everyone,
I have created the following example in a .do file and saved the .do file as "example.do". I want to take the lines of this do. file to latex.

texdoc init "C:\example.tex", replace
/*tex
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{stata}
\begin{document}
\section*{Exercise 1}
Open the 1978 Automobile Data and summarize the variables.
tex*/

texdoc stlog
sysuse auto
summarize
texdoc stlog close
/*tex
\section*{Exercise 2}
Run a regression of price on milage and weight.
tex*/
texdoc stlog
regress price mpg weight
texdoc stlog close
/*tex
\end{document}
tex*/

Then I ran the following command:

texdoc do "C:\example", replace

It created three text files, namely :

example

and

example_1.log

and

example_2.log

.

Then I used latex to open text file

example

. When I wanted to create .pdf, I got the following message from latex:

! LaTeX Error: File `stata.sty' not found.Type X to quit or <RETURN> to proceed,or enter new name. (Default extension: sty)Enter file name:! Emergency stop.<read > \begin

Please let me know how I can add

`stata.sty'

to latex.

Thanks,
Hossein

[German Rodriguez]

You can download stata.sty from the Stata Journal and save it in your current working directory using the command

copy http://www.stata-journal.com/production/sjlatex/stata.sty stata.sty

You may want to take a look at markstat from SSC, which lets you write the script in Markdown and generates LaTeX, also using stata.sty..

[Hossein Kavand]

Thanks