Ask user if they want to send shift-enter to Interactive Window

[IanMatthewHuff]

First time shift enter + Jupyter installed = prompt user to ask for changing the global setting to send shift-enter to ipython window.

[EED85]

Hi @IanMatthewHuff ,
that is a great idea.
What I would like more is, that I have one Shortcut for running a cell and another one for running the selected code within terminal

So within an .py file in "Jupyter Style" (#%% Run Cell), I can easily decide, if the code shall run on Jupyter or Terminal.

Eric

[IanMatthewHuff]

@EED85 Hmm, I think that our current implementation does actually hide the send to terminal command when you start sending selection to the interactive windows instead. But I see your point that both command could be useful. I'll look into it.

[EED85]

thx :-)

[aldanor]

What I would like more is, that I have one Shortcut for running a cell and another one for running the selected code within terminal

Indeed, would be great to have both; it would be much more flexible than a global setting.

Use case: I have a running kernel with tons of loaded stuff; being still able to send things to terminal lets me quickly test out things and scripts without touching the main kernel.

[rchiodo]

@aldanor , I believe what you're asking for is already possible within VS Code.

If you go to File | Keyboard Shortcuts, you can get to something like this:

In that image I double clicked on the second 'Run Selection' command and changed the keyboard shortcut to 'ALT+ENTER'. Now 'SHIFT+ENTER' sends a cell/line to the interactive window and 'ALT+ENTER' sends it to the terminal.

[EED85]

Hi,
I am using the same shortcut for both (shift+Enter).
When the Cursor is in a cell, then the code will be executed within PYthon interactive
when code is highlithed it will be executed in the terminal

[EED85]