[jupyter] Re: Feature or a bug - when editing existing text, sometimes replace the next character

On Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 12:18:28 PM UTC+13, Xtian Simon wrote: > > If you've used the text editor VIM, then you know the Replace mode. > I’ve used the text editor Emacs, and I know the Replace mode. > How do you toggle regular editing and this Replace behavior? > That’s usually what

[jupyter] Feature or a bug - when editing existing text, sometimes replace the next character

If you've used the text editor VIM, then you know the Replace mode. Lately I've noticed a Jupyter Notebook will exhibit this behavior. Is this a feature or a bug. If it's a feature, What's it called. How do you toggle regular editing and this Replace behavior? -- You received this message

Re: [jupyter] Re: how come cells do not display all my code?

Hi Roland From: on behalf of Roland Weber Reply-To: Date: Tuesday, January 30, 2018 at 11:30 PM To: Project Jupyter Subject: [jupyter] Re: how come cells do not display all my code? >

[jupyter] How to add additional custom routes?

Hi, I've written an AWS EMR spawner which spins up an EMR cluster for each user and starts a notebook server on the master node. An ssh tunnel is created to route traffic from the notebook on the master node to a random local port on the jupyterhub machine. This works, however I cannot figure

Re: [jupyter] Julia magic not working

You need to install pyjulia. See the instructions in the readme: https://github.com/JuliaPy/pyjulia And then inside IPython, run: %load_ext julia.magic On 2 February 2018 at 02:27, Dan wrote: > I cannot get %%julia magic to work. I can use a julia kernel for a > notebook,