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A Jupyter kernel for Stata built on pystata
Hi there -- I absolutely love this project. I can get the Jupyter Notebook working via my terminal, and Stata is called just fine there. However, when I try to...
"StataNow" adds some additional options to pystata: https://www.stata.com/python/pystata18/config.html In particular, [set_command_show](https://www.stata.com/python/pystata18/config.html#pystata.config.set_command_show) supersedes the no-command-echo functionality which accounts for the bulk of nbstata's code. This enhancement should make no-echo nbstata more...
## Description I was trying to use nbstata interactively in RStudio but I cant get it to work as expected. Based on the [example document from friosavila](https://github.com/friosavila/playingwithstata/blob/gh-pages/quarto/example.qmd). First the chunks...
Use literal "default"s for pystata.config.set_graph_size for `nbstata`'s default. This will probably require a breaking change to the [API](https://hugetim.github.io/nbstata/user_guide.html#configuration-optional), but it's worth it. ### Discussed in https://github.com/hugetim/nbstata/discussions/24 Originally posted by **friosavila**...
Quarto is blowing my mind. It seemed impenetrable as I browsed randomly through the reference docs to find answers to particular questions. But then I finally broke down and...worked through...
Add something about this to the User Guide, and maybe also about other 'nbstata` utilities that may be helpful when working in a Python notebook: When you want to use...
Hi, If nbstata works only with STATA 17+, why the [help pages showed in the animated gif](https://hugetim.github.io/nbstata/) are for STATA 15?
In exploratory analysis I will sometimes do this: ```stata preserve generate somevar = somecommand * and various other commands ``` and run the cell, the intention being to inspect the...
I wonder if you'd consider publishing an nbstata [conda-forge package][cf]? Noting that the installation instructions already recommend using conda for jupyterlab, at the moment if I'm installing nbstata into a...
Is it possible to get "browse" to work as it did with stata_kernel (i.e. open Stata's native browser in a new window)? I'm still using the Hydrogen package in Atom...