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Handle traitlet messages during cell execution #105
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This is probably in the wrong place. Probably should be in "notebook", yes? |
@dsblank sorry about the many-repo confusion. ipykernel or ipywidgets would be the place, depending on whether it's specific to widgets or handling messages in general. |
No problem! I spelled the issue out a bit more clearly, and moved to: |
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We have the need to be able to stay in a loop waiting for a widget value to change while executing cell code. Here is a little version of the desire:
We would like to be able to change the value in the displayed IntText and have the loop stop when the detected value changes. I understand that jupyter is not designed to do this, but we would like to replicate a pre-existing API in the notebook.
Is it possible, while the cell is executing, to call a kernel function that will process queued comm messages? This might not be a long term solution, but is necessary for the existing architecture.
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