Add support for Stata kernel #322
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The neoterm plugin already provides support for R, Julia and Python builtin REPLs. Add support for Stata command line interface (no batch mode). This commit should not change behavior.
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The neoterm plugin already provides support for R, Julia and Python builtin REPLs. Add support for Stata command line interface (no batch mode).
This commit should not change behavior.
What is being fixed/added?
Define a new REPL for Stata console.
This PR has been tested on Ubuntu 20.04 and macOS Mojave, with Stata 13.
Scenarios
Same use cases as R, for instance.
It is assumed that users have the executable
stataavailable in their path. Usually, one of the many versions of Stata (SE, MP, IC) is symlinked into/usr/local/binor/usr/local/stataXX/, whereXXstands for Stata version number, asstata-seorstata-mp. Sometimes, an additional symlink,stata -> stata-[(mp|se)], is automatically created (by the install script or via Stata GUI). This PR assumes that such a link does exist, otherwise it has to be created by the user under his$HOMEdirectory or in system-wide PATH. See #308 for a (probable) related issue.Screenshots/Gifs
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