I'll post a gist of my ltmain.py shortly, but changing it yourself is not hard, and if that scares you, workaround 1) isn't that bad. Interested to hear other people's thoughts. However, someone may have a reason/use case I've not considered where not running in _main_ is required, in which case something like the above might be needed.Īnother idea would be an option to enable/disable running single line/selection evals in the _main_ namespace (or without attempting to change namespaces), but implementing that would require a little more time than I can afford right now. so, I need know what is the command deal with end of line. the rows in that file are not equal in length. This seems hackish/risky to me and running in the _main_ namespace seems to make sense to me for the most common use cases. hi, what is the command that correspond end of line I want read file and print it to array. This seems to be pretty good for me so far, though I've only just started testing it.Ī third option for a fix is to automate the process of juanpr2, and copy the contents of the current file to a temp location, clear the contents of the file, save it, import it, then restore the contents of the file. For selection to work, also modify Select Line Start and Select Line End. You need to modify default bindings for commands Line Start and Line End (replace by and by ). In Eclipse, key bindings should be modified in Preferences > General > Keys. Subsequently evaluations of a selection/one line at a time will be done in the module's namespace, so you can get the current behaviour by evaluating the entire file first. \033OH moves to the beginning of a line and \033OF to the end of a line. Note that with this fix, evaluating the whole file (ctrl/cmd-shift-enter) will move the ipython into the module's namespace from then on. If all(subsection_of_code_keys not in data for subsection_of_code_keys in ):
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