Guide to Markdown, Markstat and Sublime Text (External Editor)

[JeongHoon Min]

I made an website which aims for Stata users to learn Sublime Text on their own.

http://www.ezstata.kro.kr/

My website offers both Windows and macOS installation guide and informs some useful Sublime Text packages for Stata users.

And for those interested in literate programming or reproducible document, I forked 2 popular Markdown packages of Sublime Text to support Stata code blocks.
With my forked version(which is also introduced in my website), you can:

• see Stata code blocks highlighted within Markdown document
• execute Stata code line by line via ctrl/command+d within Stata code blocks (this part requires manual setting(just copy & paste), read the README document)

Below is an example of how it works when you write a Markdown document including Stata code blocks:

and the following link is an HTML document generated by -markstat- from above example: https://jh-min.github.io/ezstata/example

Thanks for Mattias Nordin who developed Windows Stata plugin of Sublime Text, Zizhong Yan who developed macOS Stata plugin of Sublime Text and German Rodriguez who developed ssc Markstat package.

I hope you like Sublime Text as much as I do.

[Christopher Bratt]

I discovered this post yesterday and tried your package. Works great. Thank you!

I recommend the package for those who would like to benefit for using Sublime Text, a great text editor.

[Fred Lee]

Thanks so much! I am wodering that can StataImprovedEditor work well for ST4?