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Python file support #9
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I think that's a nice idea. It could even be a good test of the API that I've been trying to design for different types of files, in case somebody wanted to try... 😉 |
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improvements to code cell: basic level detection
I second that ! It's the only file type missing in a standard python workflow (having nb and md). |
Adding TOC for basic structure of *.py files would bring new level of comfort in orientation. (Classes and methods would be really enough for high practical usability) |
I'm going to start working on this issue. |
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Adds a table of contents for python scripts (.py) files, with imports, classes and methods displayed. Fixes #9
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This extension is great! Just wanted to suggest a feature: instead of going blank when editing a Python file, it could show a skeleton of the code with the class/method lines.
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