Make "shift-enter" configurable in the Python Interactive window

[ronglums]

from survey:

Using it as an interactive terminal can be better. I would like to type my command, and just be able to press enter (instead of shift+enter). Also, the shift+enter shortcut is just unintuitive, since R studio is cntrl+enter. If you could get this to work more like R studio, it'd make it much easier to flip back and forth between the two (since I have to regularly do that). My science workload isn't only in python. I flow my data through R, golang, and python, depending on which task is easier/faster in which language.

[rchiodo]

Is this talking about the input prompt?

[ronglums]

@rchiodo yes I believe so.

[hyansuper]

"Run Selection/Line in Python Terminal" and "Run Selection/Line in Python Interactive Window" has the same hotkey, which is Shift + Enter?

[hyansuper]

"Run Selection/Line in Python Terminal" and "Run Selection/Line in Python Interactive Window" has the same hotkey, which is Shift + Enter?

[rchiodo]

@hyansuper Yes they both use the same shortcut key. There's a setting which determines which one takes precedence:

You can also configure whatever keyboard shortcuts you want using the Keyboard Shortcuts menu:

On the Keyboard Shortcuts you can remap the 'Run Current Cell' or 'Run Current Cell and Advance' however you like.