Document globbing in %history -g <pattern>.
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The pattern is treated as a SQLite GLOB '*<pattern>*', so regular glob characters like '?' and '*' are available.
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As mentioned on #1285, I think this approach is OK. |
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Document globbing in `%history -g <pattern>`.
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Merged. Thanks, @bfroehle . |
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Document globbing in `%history -g <pattern>`.
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This PR follows the issue ipython#2242.
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The pattern is treated as a SQLite
GLOB '*<pattern>*', so regular glob characters like?and*are available.This is intended to replace #1285 which proved somewhat controversial and has be languishing in the pull request queue for several months.