Do a better job of selecting the major mode for cell edit buffers. Will try to
detect if there is a cell magic, like %%html or %%latex, and set an appropriate
major mode.
If it cannot determine what the major mode should be and the cell type is raw,
the major mode will default to whatever is set in the user customizable variable
`ein:raw-cell-default-edit-mode', which by default is set to `'LaTeX-mode'.
Make even more unique edit-cell buffer names. Check that an edit-cell-buffer
does not already exits before creating one.
Also try to be even more aggressive in limiting output in backtraces when
debugging ein.
The function `ein:notebooklist-enable-keepalive` and
`ein:notebooklist-disable-keepalive`, respectively enable a timer that
ocassionally (on the order of hours) sends a query to the notebook server. The
goal is to keep cookies and sessions from expiring in long running notebooks.
We'll see if it works.
Saving in a cell editing buffer now actually causes the cell in the worksheet to
be dynamically updated (oh how we have waited for this moment).
Try to get cell undo actions to be less likely to trigger an error.
tkf/emacs-request#60 was recently fixed, so no longer need to defadvice
`request--netscape-cookie-parse. Changed names of some obsolete variables. Also
trying to be a bit more clever in error handling by judicious use of
condition-case.
Improved notification in the header when the notebook has no associated
kernelspec.
For advanced cell editing assume codecells contain python code when the notebook
has no associated kernelspec.
Small hack to allow python mode source editing popout buffers (ala C-c')
work with anaconda-mode.
Do major mode selection based on language specified in kernelspec, this
should allow better support when using ein with kernels other than python.
Using C-c', users can create a temporary buffer running an appropriate
mode to edit the contents of a notebook cell. This functionality is
intentionally very similar to what org-mode provides for editing blocks
of code or other.
