johnghill

  Stata:
    "Selection Based":
      command: "stata"
      args: (context)  -> [context.getCode()]
    "File Based":
      command: "stata"
      args: (context) -> [context.filepath]

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'comment': 'Hybrid of rhoconlinux/language-do and jrgcmu/BBStata'
'fileTypes': [
  'do'
  'ado'
  'mata'
]
'firstLineMatch': '^#!/.*\\bdo\\b'
'foldingStartMarker': '^\\s*(\\w+\\s+)?(def|class|enum)\\s+([.a-zA-Z0-9_ <]+)\\s*(\\((.*)\\))?\\s*:|\\{\\s*$|\\(\\s*$|\\[\\s*$'
'foldingStopMarker': '^\\s*$|^\\s*\\}|^\\s*\\]|^\\s*\\)|^\\s*"""\\s*$'
'name': 'Stata'

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# Inspired by http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/26284/how-can-i-use-sed-to-replace-a-multi-line-string
# Find character sequence [semi-colon newline] not inside a multi-line loop; replace with newline
perl -0777 -i.original -pe 's/\;+(?![^\{]*\})/\n/igs' *.do

# Find newlines within multi-line cond(,,) statement; append to single line
perl -0777 -i.original -pe 's/,\n[\t ]{1,}/,/igs' *.do

# Find multi-line labels denoted by character sequence [newline space nn "label"]; append to single line
# (this regex works in editors but is temperamental on command line; back reference syntax \2 $2 varies by regex flavour)
perl -0777 -i.original -pe 's/(\n[\s]?)([1-9][0-9]?\s\".*\")/ \2/igs' *.do

johnghill

#!/bin/sh

# Author: Brendan Halpin
# Forked from: http://teaching.sociology.ul.ie/bhalpin/wordpress/?p=122

# Nov  7 2001 21:05:17
# A wrapper for running Stata in batch mode.

# Main purpose is to catch errors and pass them to the calling
# process, typically "make". To do this it catches a couple of

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#!/bin/sh

### STEPS
# JabRef: Back-up original bibtex keys to new var called Orig_bibtexkey
# JabRef: Amend key pattern (as you do...)
# JabRef: Create custom export.layout file below
# echo '\format[GetOpenOfficeType]{\bibtextype},"\bibtexkey","\Orig_bibtexkey",' > jabref-export-keysonly.layout
# JabRef: Exprt to .csv, then to .txt file
# One line per pair of citations, each pair separated by [space]
# Execute this bash script on target .tex file: sh ./key-switch.sh

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## Loosely based on: https://gist.github.com/kogakure/149016
## Alternative everything-but-kitchen-sink version: https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/TeX.gitignore
latex/*.aux
latex/*.glo
latex/*.idx
latex/*.log
latex/*.toc
latex/*.ist
latex/*.acn
latex/*.acr

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user.name=John Hill
user.email=*
diff.external=git-meld
diff.tool=meld
merge.tool=git-meld
color.ui=auto
core.editor=subl -n -w

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Asserts that local HEAD and remote ORIGIN are at same commit i.e. avoids a mess
# Based on CodeGnome @ http://stackoverflow.com/a/11181747
#
remote=$(
    git ls-remote -h origin master |
    awk '{print $1}'
)
local=$(git rev-parse HEAD)

johnghill

* Append to any time consuming operation e.g. -mi impute-
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• I am johnghill on github.
• I am johnhill (https://keybase.io/johnhill) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASAWpW-lStXD1eEgMwJkJdw7PWTg3-56utGJk0dkgJJcxQo

To claim this, I am signing this object: