Great fan of the pystata addition to Stata17 for .ipynb
However, I am a bit irritated by the fact that single '%' does not support arguments to commands like the double '%%' cell magic does.
E.g.
%stata -d myDataFrame
throws r(199): - is not a valid command name., whilst
%%stata -d myDataFrame
works perfectly fine.
What's the reason behind this?
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