Make interactive_usage a bit more rst friendly#2024
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Sure, it's a clean change and I just verified nothing looks odd in the console. Thanks for the good work, merging now. |
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Make interactive_usage a bit more rst friendly. With these changes, Spyder can show interactive_usage in its Object Inspector.
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Make interactive_usage a bit more rst friendly. With these changes, Spyder can show interactive_usage in its Object Inspector.
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With these changes we at Spyder could show interactive_usage in our Object Inspector. Since it contains some pretty good gems about IPython, it would be of real help for the users of both projects.