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Markdown in statistics packages other than R

I am a big fan R markdown, I find it even easier than weaving LaTeX for quick project documentation (less than 15 pages). However, I also sometimes have to support other statistics packages ( SPSS, Stata+ SAS) and wondered about equivalent solutions for them.

To some extent, this may return to using some kind of source Nowebcode + markdown file, which will be compiled on the command line. I assume other packages from R are another option.

I reviewed this example of John Mushelli: http://rpubs.com/muschellij2/3888 , and it looks like he has embedded the Stata code in the R-markdown file.

What are your thoughts on this topic?

I know SASweaveand StatWeave(the latter, apparently, is broken ???), but think that a markdown would be much more advantageous in our case.

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John Mushelli pointed me to this Stata program:

https://github.com/amarder/stata-tutorial/blob/master/knitr.do

It analyzes a file .domdcontaining markdown code and Stata, and creates a file .mdwith Stata executable code. The name of the file to be analyzed is at the end of the file knitr.do.

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