Kyle Barron
Kyle Barron
Thanks for the link
I actually have to test this.. I think on Windows I might not have coded the shutdown of the Stata window
When you stop the Jupyter server, it should close all the Stata windows.
On my Windows test machine, when I stop the Jupyter server, it stops the Stata.exe process it's connected to.
If you do Ctrl+C twice in the command window, that should stop the Jupyter server.
I rarely work on Windows, so it's time consuming for me to debug. I'm not really sure what the issue is. It's a known issue, however, that if you already...
You can inspect the data file in the cache dir (`~/.stata_kernel_cache` I think). Basically `%browse` tried to export a CSV from Stata and load it into Python, but it was...
If you look closely in the Python traceback, you can see `df = pd.read_csv(using, dtype=str)` and that's causing the error. So it's possible that Stata wrote the CSV in a...
`more` was/is one of the buggiest parts of the kernel. I'm struggling to remember the reasoning for the current use of `more`. I `set more on` by default when the...
I agree with @fgregg; there has to be some sort of logging to console when Python raises exceptions. I just spent an hour trying to figure out why a document...