Kyle Barron

Last time I looked, Vscode really only supported Python kernels, and it only supported a cell interface, in contrast to a line-based interface like Hydrogen, so I never used it....

I think you could make a `vscode.md` doc here: https://github.com/kylebarron/stata_kernel/tree/master/docs/src/using_jupyter

You're welcome to look into it and make a Pull Request.

> But if I use Stata kernel and Python cell language mode, it works. To me, that says that VSCode still might not really support Jupyter kernels in languages other...

> but I think since the stata kernel is technically installed within your python environment, you need to have python chosen to actually run the stata This _shouldn't_ really be...

> does not display variables in the sidebar I have no idea how that works in vscode, and it's certainly not implemented in Stata kernel. So an empty variable display...

Make sure you've gone through these steps: https://kylebarron.dev/stata_kernel/getting_started/ and then make sure that the console works outside of Atom, like in Jupyter Notebook.

You need to set up Jupyter. It needs to be able to run outside atom in order to run inside it

> Your Hydrogen config is broken: languageMappings _SyntaxError: Unexpected token { in JSON at position 27_ This implies the configuration field `languageMappings` is invalid in the Hydrogen settings. > ImportError:...

> fixes it so it behaves like Python Python must do something special when it hooks into Jupyter Book. As mentioned in the [specific comment](https://github.com/executablebooks/jupyter-book/issues/973#issuecomment-694364738) you linked to, 99% of...