Set .py tempfile suffix when using vi/emacs editor shortcuts. #12167
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This ensures that when the open_in_editor() method of the current buffer (a prompt_toolkit.buffer.Buffer) is called, the tempfile opened in the editor will always have a .py extension, to support editor syntax highlighting. The open_input_in_editor(event) function associated with the f2 keybinding manually sets the tempfile_suffix property of the current buffer before calling its open_in_editor() method. The vi keybinding (v) and emacs mode keybinding (c-x c-e) are handled by prompt_toolkit directly, bypassing this function, so the tempfile created when they are used is a .txt file. Passing the tempfile_suffix argument to the PrompSession constructor ensures that .py extension is always used.
Since tempfile_suffix is set in the PromptSession constructor, it does not need to be set when calling the open_input_in_editor function.
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…167-on-7.x Backport PR #12167 on branch 7.x (Set .py tempfile suffix when using vi/emacs editor shortcuts.)
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Since the vi keybinding (v) and emacs mode keybinding (c-x c-e) are handled by prompt_toolkit directly, and the tempfile_suffix argument was not provided to prompt_toolkit, the tempfile created when the editor was opened via these keybindings was a .txt file, breaking syntax highlighting in some editors.
By passing the tempfile_suffix=".py" argument to the PromptSession constructor, this ensures that when the open_in_editor() method of the current buffer is called, the tempfile opened in the editor will always have a .py extension.
The open_input_in_editor(event) function associated with the f2 keybinding manually set the tempfile_suffix property of the current buffer before calling the buffer's open_in_editor() method. Passing the tempfile_suffix argument to the PromptSession constructor ensures that .py extension is always used, so setting the attribute manually is no longer required.
With these small changes, vi and emacs open_in_editor shortcuts produce a tempfile with the correct extension, and F2 continues to work correctly.