Caught one! "pyout" messages are now called "execute_result", so we
should act accordingly. Before "execute_result" was being treated as
"display_data".
EIN will try to use skewer to execute javascript cells, which works for
the most part. Those hoping to have widgest or something like d3 working
are going to be disappointed, however, as at its heart ein is not an
HTML page and those packages depend on modifying the DOM of the notebook
web page.
It remains to be seen if those issues are surmountable, but for the
moment this functionality will live in this branch and this branch
alone.
Fixed bug with `ein:notebook-open-in-browser`; this command should now
work in IPython notebook 3.0 and later.
Notebook/worksheets now display the name of the kernel that the notebook
is running under. Next step is to make this clickable!
Also some documentation for my new super-secret project to add
evaluation of dynamic javascript to ein.
Let the user control whether or not to view slide attributes in current
worksheet via `ein:worksheet-toggle-slideshow-view` (C-c S).
Also added a couple more slide attributes (fragment, notes) as
these appear to be support in current Jupyter version.
Make text output the last option when pretty printing is enabled
(eg when ein:output-type-preference is set to
ein:output-type-prefer-pretty-text-over-html). This will at least make
%%latex cells output the latex inside. Next step - automatically typeset
the math!
Secure connections (i.e. wss, https) store cookies in a secure jar,
websocket connections now take this into account when connecting
using wss protocol.
This works by detecting if 'https:' appears in the url-or-port string,
which will be the case if you call `ein:notebooklist-open` using https:
+ url + port.
Note also that on windows, at least, I get SSL errors when using curl as
request backend. Using url-retrieve eliminates the errors and SSL access
works as advertised.
No longer set buffer-file-name for ein:notebook buffers. This was
causing unexpected and potentially disastrous (as in data corruption)
behavior.
Some updates to travis configuration and testing. Still a long ways
from having that working, though.
Newly created notebooks no longer error on saving - bug in how
kernelspec metadata was being filled in.
Also a number of miscellaneous fixes to indentation that have
inexplicably appeared in the code.
Some small fixes for typos and catching up on version info.
Only six months late. Jupyter changed callback signature for
complete_request, breaking ein's autocomplete code. Missed this for so
long because I am lazy and almost exclusively used jedi for
autocompletion. Ugh.
