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Interactive jupyter-inspect with prompt #199
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👍 for the PR. You could probably extract the completion table in |
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jupyter-describe implements an interface (with completion) similar to emacs builtin describe-function for interacting with jupyter kernels. Closes emacs-jupyter#199
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jupyter-describe implements an interface (with completion) similar to emacs builtin describe-function for interacting with jupyter kernels. Closes emacs-jupyter#199
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jupyter-describe implements an interface (with completion) similar to emacs builtin describe-function for interacting with jupyter kernels. Closes emacs-jupyter#199
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jupyter-describe implements an interface (with completion) similar to emacs builtin describe-function for interacting with jupyter kernels. Closes emacs-jupyter#199
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Would be great if there was a function hooking into the
jupyter-inspect
machinery that would prompt for a symbol and display the results for that symbol.My vision for this is that you could also hook into the completion machinery and have an interface similar to
describe-function
/describe-variable
but for Julia symbols.I'll submit a PR if interest.
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