Using JupyterQ in VS Code
How can I set up the environment in VS Code to use q in Jupyter notebooks? In particular, I have created a new .ipynb file, but not sure what to choose as the kernel/ interpreter. Any ideas? Thank you.
How can I set up the environment in VS Code to use q in Jupyter notebooks? In particular, I have created a new .ipynb file, but not sure what to choose as the kernel/ interpreter. Any ideas? Thank you.
I am currently trying to install KX Platform 4.7.1 on a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 install but I keep getting a checkhost error and looking at the logs I can't find the specific error that is causing problems If anyone can offer any advice I have attached th...
Hello! I installed the basic windows prompt for Q and that works, but now I am trying to install Developer and have encountered many problems. When trying to launch launcher.q_ to use Developer, I am shown the Windows error prompt: "C:\developer\laun...
Hey Everyone, I've been playing around with Dashboards for a little bit and seem to always run into a problem getting a drop down list to connect with my chart. In the View State for the drop down, I've got it setup for Default "sym" and Value "sym" ...
Environment: KDB+ 4.0, KDB Developer 1.5.1 Background: We are currently evaluating if KX developer can be used as our KDB IDE. One of the requirements is to keep track of all the queries sent from a client (web browser) to the KDB Developer port. To ...
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