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.
second attempt at scrolled long output
Some amount of CSS tweaking will probably want to be done before 0.13 final,
but this is good enough for beta.
closes#1553
Cell/Worksheet metadata
* metadata dicts are attached to cells and worksheets
* restores collapsed flag to the nbformat - this change happened in the refactor, and was undocumented, and possibly accidental. But we should either document it or fix it, and this includes a fix.
* adds a new field, `nbformat_minor`, used to denote minor bumps of the notebook format that expose new capabilities but don't prevent loading by older clients.
* Add a warning in Javascript if loading a multiworksheet notebook (which will exist in the future) as current JS code will only save the first.
closes#1915
I found another bug where switching the cell type causes the loss of all
undo history for that cell. With this commit, switching the cell type
simply resets the history
Make : invalid in filenames in the Notebook JS code.
This only prevents : in the filenames on the JavaScript side of things. Handling this on the server side will be a separate issue that is related to other open issue. I will update those to reflect this.
closes#1781
For security reasons, the kernel should not be started until
after the notebook content is completely loaded and on the page.
This prevents people from creating notebooks that run nasty code
on the users machine at load time.
In order to implement this, we had to create a CodeCell.set_kernel
method that allows the kernel attribute of a CodeCell to be set
at a later time. This also fixes some error messages we were
seeing related to the kernel's channels not being setup properly
when a send was attempted.
* Kernel doesn't depend on Notebook or CodeCell.
* CodeCell doesn't depend on Notebook, only Kernel.
* All of the kernel management logic has been moved out of the
Notebook into the Kernel.
* Public methods of the Kernel (execute, complete, etc) take
a callbacks object that registers the callbacks for that msg.
(rebased, cherrypicked, by Bussonnier Matthias <bussonniermatthias@gmail.com>)
(and tabs removed)
Conflicts:
IPython/frontend/html/notebook/static/js/codecell.js
IPython/frontend/html/notebook/static/js/completer.js
IPython/frontend/html/notebook/static/js/tooltip.js
David Wyde
Matthias BUSSONNIER
Brian E. Granger
MinRK
Mikhail Korobov
David Warde-Farley
Paul Ivanov
v923z
Fernando Perez