Pietro Battiston

I'm conflicted. On one hand, it's nice to remove code. On the other, I'm not sure of how much code we would really save in exchange for a "stronger" dependency...

> The docstring for `_repr_html` states it is mainly for Ipython / Jupyter, which has its own auto scrolling feature. Sure, but passing the notebook a table with millions of...

> I have seen multiple use cases of wanting to visualise large tables [one is here](https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/issues/29072) with the other upto 20,000 rows. I regularly use tables with a couple of...

> If you need a function (but not another) that is defined in a given cell, simply split it into two cells and add the dependency only to the one...

> Yes. In the Jupyter official notebook format, a cell can have an optional unique `name` in its metadata: https://nbformat.readthedocs.io/en/latest/format_description.html#cell-metadata Cool! And is this already exposed somewhere?

> It's exposed everywhere, in the sense that any library or frontend that can write to cell metadata can write this key. Yes, sorry, my question was misleading. I should...

@vlshields Thanks, and sorry for the extremely slow reply. I will check your code in the next week. [EDIT: for reference, there was a previous, now abandoned PR at #88...

Stargazer only accepts the result of fitted models, such as regressions, indeed. What would your use case be? That is: what do you actually want to do with the output...

Closing, feel free to add more info and reopen.

> Would you be happy to accept such a PR? Is there anything else I should take a look at? Yes, definitely this is a very welcome contribution. And the...