Ok, solved both ...

1. Leo seems to be working auto-completing in the body pane by default
2. The mini-buffer commands are fun! 


On Thursday, November 2, 2017 at 2:49:20 AM UTC-4, James Gross wrote:
>
> Redo ... I have simplified my question above
>
> I would like to use Leo as my study assistant while making my way through 
> The Learn Python course at Codecademy 
> https://www.codecademy.com/courses/learn-python/ 
>
> The Codecademy course has three browser window panes. The far left is 
> plaintext, the middle is a coding editor, and the right has the console. I 
> have a few questions setting up Leo
>
> 1. The Codecademy code editor auto completes the end " when I type the 
> first " => how do I get this type of functionality in Leo
> 2. How do I run code from a node in Leo and display the result in the 
> console in Leo?
>
> Thanks in advance, James
>

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