Known bugs/issues in (or relating to) StatWeave (Organized by Language/Engine or source-file format, as appropriate) GenStat: ------- * No way to control actual dimensions of graph (as saved in a graphics file). I cannot find a way to do this in documentation. Any GenStat experts out there who can advise me? SAS: --- * PDF graphics (factory default with LaTeX source, PDF target) is problematic. The PDFC driver seems to be pretty tempermental, resulting in bad sizing and placement of tick labels and such. The problem goes away if there is a "ps.pdf" converter in the configuration file. Stata: ----- * Available graphics formats are platform-dependent: Linux: EPS only Mac: PDF and EPS Windows: PNG and EPS Thus, except on Windows, Stata graphics are NOT directly supported for ODT source/target files, because ODT does not support EPS or PDF. For the same reason, for a LaTeX source file, you can't directly get graphics when the target is PDF. One way to work around this is to configure appropriate graphics-format converters (Manual Section 6.4). For Linux LaTeX with a PDF target, an alternative is to make the DVI target, then convert that to PDF using dvipdf, dvipdfm, or similar. Immediate Hopes/Plans for Development: ------------------------------------- * Provide a setup/configuration utility (with GUI) so people don't have to mess with the configuration file every time something is added. * Add 'getfig' option to specify graphics file (or files??) to import at end of code chunk. Would be handy when code explicitly creates a graphic file in a way other than built-in graphic support. * Add support for multiple figures (probably practical only for pdflatex/PDF graph format) * Add some kind of support for re-routing temporary files (perhaps 'string.prefix' lke Sweave, perhaps some other approach)