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Why no find and replace in python notebooks? #263
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Please see other related issues, like #261 posted 14 h ago, which is on the top of the list. Search and replace on many cells at once is a little bit trickier than in only one. And as in any open source project someone have to do the work. If you want to try to tackle it, we can give you pointer. (please continue comment on other issues not to keep thing spreaded), Thanks ! |
Yes, please, give me a pointer. |
ON master you can do Once you have it working I can point you to the relevant bit of code if you want to tinker with it. |
I got it working and it is very nice. What improvements do you have in On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 6:15 AM, Matthias Bussonnier <
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IIRC, one of the request was the ability to unselect each replacement individually, something like a checkbox on the side of each replacement. Also there is non "pure search", it would be nice if the replacement is empty to actually just hightlight all the matchings, and have a shortcut to scroll to next match, or select next match/ select previous match. |
Hi, (I don't know if this is the right place to ask ) is there/do you plan to add a quick shortcut that allows users to quickly find the selected string ? — like in sublime text, for instance — without having to type cmd+C, cmd+F, cmd+V Thanks for your help ps: same question, but also for 'function definition' and 'function documentation' (I know I can type |
pps: another nice feature would be to make the results of the 'find-window' clickable, in a way that re-send you directly to the corresponding line/cell in the notebook |
Maybe it is late to add a comment but just in case : the command Esc+F in one of the cells will bring a simple find and replace a window in Jupyter Notebook. |
If you want to find an replace in every cell, please see this post. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49933535/how-can-i-select-every-cell-in-an-ipython-notebook Basically, you have to click an extra button if you want to perform find+replace on every cell. |
How can I bind
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This became available in 2016: See this Jupyter blog post |
Why does the jupyter text editor have find and replace, but the python notebook does not? This is a needed feature!
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