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autocompletion in "from package import <tab>" #3653
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terminal IPython already does this, so it shouldn't take much to fix the notebook to make a proper completion request. |
Ok, got a way to get around that, but it is not easy if we don't want to add python assumption in it. The issue is that "tab" has been weaponize and that we need to "guess" wether one want to complete or tooltip.
Otherwise, completer is invoked. I can special case In any case, I'm not sure there is a really perfect way to deal with that. But we might have to in any case separate complete from tooltip as language like julia will more likely need more complex heuristic in the kernel where we cannot decide on frontend what to do. |
Some configurability for Julia (change the regexp because ! is a valid char in token from them)
@Carreau what is the status of this? |
This is fixed in master, closing. |
Some configurability for Julia (change the regexp because ! is a valid char in token from them)
This is a small feature request.
In the Ipython notebook when I type
sk <tab>
, Ipython autocompletessklearn
. That is very useful. However, when I typefrom sklearn import <tab>
, it shows an empty pop up with the text<empty docstring>
.In my opinion, it would be really useful to get the list of objects associated to the referred package. In this example, that would be sklearn.__check_build, sklearn._build_utils, sklearn._hmmc, etc.
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