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Hi,
I have installed the SAS kernel for Jupyter Notebooks following the instructions here:
https://sassoftware.github.io/sas_kernel/install.html#windows-install-assuming-sas-already-installed
I am able to connect to the SAS kernel and run code, view output, etc. but I have not been able to enable syntax highlighting. Any ideas as to how to enable that?
Here are a few more details about my installation:
Windows 7
SAS version 9.4 (TS1M0) is installed locally
Anaconda distribution of Jupyter
I edited the "sascfg.py" file to point to the path for SAS startup script and I edited the paths for the local classpath variable.
I also had to add the path to sspiauth.dll to my System PATH.
Thanks!
John
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@jnvickery, You can add the SAS syntax by following the instructions here: https://sassoftware.github.io/sas_kernel/install.html#installing-sas-nbextensions
I wrote a couple of Notebook (NB) extensions that once enabled will allow you to use the SAS syntax coloring or hte python depending on your use case.
Jared
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Glad you got this going!
@Jared might be able to provide some guidance on the syntax highlighting.
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@jnvickery, You can add the SAS syntax by following the instructions here: https://sassoftware.github.io/sas_kernel/install.html#installing-sas-nbextensions
I wrote a couple of Notebook (NB) extensions that once enabled will allow you to use the SAS syntax coloring or hte python depending on your use case.
Jared
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Thanks @Jared!
That worked great. I hadn't realized that the functionality was controlled through the notebook extensions.
For anyone else installing the extensions...
When I first ran the commands to install and enable the extensions, I got the following errors:
[InstallNBExtensionApp] CRITICAL | Bad config encountered during initialization:
[InstallNBExtensionApp] CRITICAL | Unrecognized flag: '--py'
Updating jupyter notebooks with the following command and then re-running the install commands resolved the error.
"conda update notebook"
- John
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@jnvickery Glad it worked! The syntax actually comes from the CodeMirror mode for SAS if you find issues please let me know.
Jared