Nothing
# Write Stata output to .log file for use in unit tests ------------------------
# The code does NOT work unless being run in interactive mode, as
# `capture.output()` captures more than just the RStata call.
if (interactive()) {
try({
testthat::skip_if_not_installed("RStata")
options("RStata.StataPath" = "\"C:\\Program Files\\Stata18\\StataSE-64\"")
options("RStata.StataVersion" = 18)
n_commands <- 1000
commands <- withr::with_seed(2800, {
idxs <- 1:4
samples_vec <- 1L:1000L
conf_level_vec <- seq(10, 99.99, 0.01)
purrr::map_chr(
.x = seq_len(n_commands),
.f = \(x) {
samples <- vapply(
idxs,
FUN = \(x) sample(samples_vec, size = 1, replace = FALSE),
FUN.VALUE = integer(length = 1)
)
conf_level <- sample(conf_level_vec, size = 1, replace = FALSE)
glue::glue("mcci {paste(samples, collapse = \" \")}, level({conf_level})")
})
})
stata_testers <- utils::capture.output(
RStata::stata(commands, stata.echo = TRUE)
)
readr::write_lines(stata_testers, file = "tests/testdata/stata-output.log")
})
}
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