Dear all,
I am just starting to use webdoc and I find this tool powerful.
I need to make a lot of graphics and to do so I make loops. And to scroll over the graphics quickly I wa,t to use the table of contents.
But until now I did not manage to combine heading and loops.
I just wrote a fake example were you could test and help me if you find a trick.
A long time ago I found a ggvis tool for stata but then it disappeared so I can't find a way to have interactive graphics. (as in Shiny R)
Thanks in advance ...
I am just starting to use webdoc and I find this tool powerful.
I need to make a lot of graphics and to do so I make loops. And to scroll over the graphics quickly I wa,t to use the table of contents.
But until now I did not manage to combine heading and loops.
I just wrote a fake example were you could test and help me if you find a trick.
A long time ago I found a ggvis tool for stata but then it disappeared so I can't find a way to have interactive graphics. (as in Shiny R)
Thanks in advance ...
Code:
webdoc init, header(width(700px)) webdoc toc 3 /*** <h1>h1 heading</h1> <h2>h2 heading</h2> <h3>h3 heading</h3> ***/ local liste_toloop "a b c d" webdoc stlog foreach gr of local liste_toloop { /*** webdoc put <h2>Ici `gr'</h2> displays a scatter plot of price by milage. </p> ***/ sysuse auto twoway (scatter price mpg) webdoc stlog close webdoc graph, figure(gr-`gr') caption(Figure `gr') cabove /*** <p> To further analyze the relation between price by milage, we can add a linear fit to the plot ***/ }