Use new convention for python shell name #1353
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The name of the dedicated python shells are now using the buffer name without extension. This avoid conflicts with the way python.el handles dedicated shells (see jorgenschaefer#1328).
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Not a fundamental modification, I am merging this. |
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PR Summary
The name of the dedicated python shells are now using the buffer name
without extension, for example
*Python[test]*instead of*Python[test.py]*.This avoid conflicts with the way python.el handles dedicated shells
(see #1328).
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