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Tab-complete window appears under scratchpad. #916

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Jessime opened this issue Mar 15, 2017 · 5 comments
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Tab-complete window appears under scratchpad. #916

Jessime opened this issue Mar 15, 2017 · 5 comments

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Jessime commented Mar 15, 2017

If I open the scratchpad window and try to use the tab complete, it only becomes visible after I close the scratchpad. For example if I do:

inspect.<tab>

it seems like it doesn't do anything. But if I close the scratchpad, my notebook looks like:

screenshot from 2017-03-15 13-53-26

Is it possible to change the window ordering so that the tab-complete window is visible and usable?

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jcb91 commented Mar 16, 2017

Aha! Nice spot. This is just a z-index issue, so should be fixable fairly easily I think. I'll open a PR at the original scratchpad repo...

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jcb91 commented Mar 16, 2017

actually, this appears to have been raised there already: minrk/nbextension-scratchpad#5

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jcb91 commented Mar 16, 2017

ok, I've submitted a PR minrk/nbextension-scratchpad#12. You could give that a try, if you fancy (essentially just two numbers changed in the scratchpad.css file). If it works & is merged there, I'll pull it in here also.

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Jessime commented Mar 17, 2017

Oh, I didn't realize that the extensions (some/all?) had their own separate repos! Thanks for taking care of this so quickly. :)

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jcb91 commented Mar 17, 2017

Oh, I didn't realize that the extensions (some/all?) had their own separate repos!

Most don't, but a few got included in the collection after starting life separately, and in those cases it helps (for me at least!) in keeping track of whats going on if we keep the two in step by adding commits to the individual repos first. Not a massive deal though.

Thanks for taking care of this so quickly. :)

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