Tim Huegerich

Yes, that's good news. That means I should be able to make it work with `echo=None`, too, then. I've got an idea now: it can be implemented in a different...

For now, I [pushed a temporary fix](https://github.com/hugetim/nbstata/releases/tag/v0.6.1) that just switches any cell with `preserve` or `restore` to "echo" mode automatically.

Not planning to do anything further on this. Once Stata 18.5 is supported (#45), with its native support for no echo, it should no longer be an issue anyhow.

That functionality is already present, the same as in `pystata_kernel`. In Jupyter Lab, it's just referred to as "Executable Script" in that menu, but it will output a .do file....

I would like that, too. I'll look into whether it's possible.

Ok, I see one way that is possible but fairly involved. I'd have to make it so that pip-installing nbstata installs a JupyterLab extension that [adds a menu item](https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/extension/extension_points.html#main-menu). In...

In short: it may be possible, but it looks to be pretty involved, if so. Stata's [pystata api](https://www.stata.com/python/pystata/api.html) doesn't allow for it. So we'd have to try the completely separate...

Great, I'll go upvote you on Statalist! And thanks for finding D-Tale! I think that looks better (and much easier to install) than the thing I had been using, so...

Ok, I spent several hours trying to get D-tale to work reliably, and I couldn't. (And that's not even considering the difficulties campus folks would have trying to get it...

But I'm thinking to add a %%python magic (someday) that would let you access dtale on your own if you want..