Destructive paste mapped to Ctrl-M V is a surprising choice given that
there was no drag-to-select on the area being replaced (there is a
weaker notion of "selected cell" but this does not map to will-be-replaced-
by-paste in the minds of participants in an unscientific poll at
PyConCA).
Destructive paste is still available as the last paste option in the
Edit menu, qualified as "Paste Cell Replace".
I've accidentally deleted the wrong cell quite a few times and
it has been quite frustrating. This enables a very hacky backup of
the last cell deletion.
I'm sure the core devs will have some opinions on both the feature
and its implementation, I consider this very much a first pass.
Equation References and Numbering are not going to be trivial to add,
so the code has been removed for now. Important fixes include
no-MathJax support (previously, the code was failing), and the
generation of unique ids for the rendering content in each cell,
tremendously speeding up MathJax rendering.
I am still not rendering placeholder text.
MathJax.InputJax.TeX.resetEquationNumbers is supposed to be available,
but isn't consistently loaded before the notebook fires off its first
re-render request. The code edits in mathjaxutils.js fix this issue.
Additionally, there was some init code in mathjaxutils.js that has been
properly excised to the html templates.
Removed some orphan rendering code so that all typesetting now goes
through mathjaxutils.js
Finally, removed an extra cell in the demo notebook.
Autochange highlight with cell magics
Highlight change is made on cell load and Enter keypress.
For now, it recognizes %%javascript, %%python[3], %%ruby, %%bash , %%R, %%perl.
new modes can easily be added by adding regular expression on config.js
Previously `^C` would register as a regular test failure, and the test suite would continue, in which case halting `iptest` meant hitting `^C` nine times.
This change makes iptest take notice of sigint in a test runner, and aborts the run.
Notebook: Store the username in a cookie whose name is unique.
Cookies cannot be saved on a per-port basis, so a cookie "username" is shared
across all running IPython notebooks with the same hostname. Using a unique
cookie name prevents this collision.
This allows a user to start multiple IPython notebooks and be logged into
each.
was using notebook.get('name') instead of notebook.metadata.get('name'),
where the name is actually stored. The result was that all downloaded notebooks were called 'notebook'.
closes#2227
Cookies cannot be saved on a per-port basis, so a cookie "username" is
shared across all running IPython notebooks with the same hostname.
Using a unique cookie name prevents this collision.
This allows a user to start multiple IPython notebooks and be logged into
each.
Introduce Notification Area
This allow several notification widget to be next one to the other in the notification area.
The Api allow also to register a callback if the user click on the notification. and allows sticky and non sticky notification.
I have created a base class for all notebook managers. Our
existing, file-based store, is now in filenbmanager.py. I have
also created a new Azure Blob based backed notebook manager.
The behavior is the following:
* If you press UP while on the first row, you go to the beginning of the line.
* If you press UP again (or were already at the beginning of the line), you
go to the previous cell.
* If you press DOWN while on the last row, you go to the end of the line.
* If you press DOWN again (or were already at the end of the line), you go
to the next cell.
This applies to `CodeCell`s and `RawCell`s.
Matthias BUSSONNIER
dkua
David Warde-Farley
Thomas Kluyver
Aron Ahmadia
Paul Ivanov
Erik M. Bray
Brian E. Granger
Min RK
Bradley M. Froehle
Ohad Ravid
Cameron Bates
Adam Davis
Puneeth Chaganti