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Automatic generation of documents

Rosa Gini, Jacopo Pasquini, Gini, Rosa, Pasquini, Jacopo

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This paper describes a natural interaction between Stata and markup languages. Stata’s programming and analysis features, together with the flexibility in output formatting of the markup languages, allow generation and/or update of whole documents (e.g., reports, presentations on screen or web). We give examples for both LaTeX and HTML.

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This paper describes a natural interaction between Stata and markup languages. Stata’s programming and analysis features, together with the flexibility in output formatting of the markup languages, allow generation and/or update of whole documents (e.g., reports, presentations on screen or web). We give examples for both LaTeX and HTML.

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This paper describes a natural interaction between Stata and markup languages. Stata’s programming and analysis features, together with the flexibility in output formatting of the markup languages, allow generation and/or update of whole documents (e.g., reports, presentations on screen or web). We give examples for both LaTeX and HTML.

Key concepts: Markup language, Disk formatting, Computer science, Table (database), HTML, XHTML, World Wide Web, HTML element

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