NBformat 4 has a tag key in the cell metadata. We use it to tag a cell
depending on which worksheet it is in. For now the code does nothing
else with this tag, but the goal is to reimplement multiple worksheets
in ein.
This fixes the invalid json error, but behavior still leaves a bit to be
desired. EIN will save pretty text over html, which may be unexpected
behavior for some.
Somehow lost ability to handle iopub responses when debugger session is
running.
Also try to set prompt in comint buffer to match debugger being called
(ipdb vs. pdb).
Get ein:junk-new working again under IPython 2.x.
Some non-related work on fixing `ein:pytools-export-buffer`. Not quite
there yet, but I have an idea of what is going on.
When there is a python error, we actually get two identical tracebacks back
from the kernel, one from the "shell" channel, and one from the "iopub"
channel. As a workaround, we remember the cell's traceback and ignore
traceback outputs that are identical to the one we already have.
Protocol for error reporting has changed in IPython 3.0 messaging and
ein was missing error messages.
EIN was also saving "*" for the notebook execution count and per
nbformat v4 execute_count can only be null or a number.
Compiling ein when nxhtml is not installed causes an error when
compiling ein-mumamo.el. Since it seems unreasonable to force mumamo as
a dependency (it is not in MELPA) better to move mumamo support to its
own, optional package.
Also some long overdue upates to documentation.
As an added bonus you should be able to move notebooks to different
directories in the notebook hierarchy. Not tested, though, so I'm not
sure how well that works.
Export contents of notebook using nbconvert_ to user-specified format
\(options will depend on the version of nbconvert available\) to a new
buffer.
Currently EIN/IPython supports exporting to the following formats:
- HTML
- JSON (this is basically the sames opening the ipynb file in a buffer).
- Latex
- Markdown
- Python
- RST
- Slides
.. _nbconvert:
http://ipython.org/ipython-doc/stable/notebook/nbconvert.html
Also making ein.py compatible with IPython 3.
