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John Muschelli pointed me to this Stata program: <a href="https://github.com/amarder/stata-tutorial/blob/master/knitr.do" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/amarder/stata-tutorial/blob/master/knitr.do</a> It parses a <code>.domd</code> file which contains markdown and Stata code and produces a <code>.md</code> file with executed Stata code. The name of the file to be parsed is at the end of the <code>knitr.do</code> file. More specifcally: <ol> <li>Download the <code>knitr.do</code> file from <a href="https://github.com/amarder/stata-tutorial/blob/master/knitr.do" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/amarder/stata-tutorial/blob/master/knitr.do</a></li> <li>Download the <code>clustered-standard-errors.domd</code> file from <a href="https://github.com/amarder/stata-tutorial/blob/master/clustered-standard-errors.domd" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/amarder/stata-tutorial/blob/master/clustered-standard-errors.domd</a></li> <li>Save them both in some directory.</li> <li>Modify the last line of <code>knitr.do</code> to reflect the complete path of its directory (e.g. D:\Desktop\knit_example\clustered-standard-errors.domd </li> <li>Run <code>knitr.do</code> to get your markdown (<code>.md</code>) file (and an intermediate <code>.md1</code> file).</li> </ol> Note that <code>knitr.do</code> contains the programs that do the work and a line (the last one): <pre><code>knit "whatever-file.domd" </code></pre> that calls the program. So you basically write a <code>.domd</code> file [that of step (2) is only an example] containing Markdown syntax and Stata commands, run <code>knitr.do</code> adjusting the file name, and get a Markdown file with executed Stata commands. There are several caveats: <ul> <li>Only one-liner Stata commands are allowed. A loop, for example, won't work.</li> <li>".domd" can't be part of the file name.</li> <li>If there is an error with a Stata command, the user gets no return code.</li> <li>File handles need to be manually closed if user hits the Break button when the program is running or if there is a Stata command error.</li> </ul>
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