Thanks for the reply.

Frankly, I found the old behavior much more convenient to use. Having the 
"Run Selection" execute blocks of code separated by blank lines was 
actually by far my most favorite feature of Spyder. I think most people 
naturally separate logical sections of the code by blank lines, so the 
feature was very convenient if I want to trace my code block by block. 

I know I can achieve the same effect by using cells, but having to insert 
the separator(#%%) manually seems a bit cumbersome. But of course this is 
just my personal opinion. 

Thanks for the great work.


On Monday, September 30, 2013 2:35:55 PM UTC-7, Carlos Córdoba wrote:
>
> Its functionality became kind of obsolete with the introduction of cells 
> in 2.2.3. Cells are created by writing at the beginning of any line the 
> separator: 
>
> #%% 
>
> You can use "Shift+Enter" to evaluate the current cell and move to the 
> next one (as F9 let you move from line to line) 
>
> As an additional note, I have to mention that "Run selection" now only 
> works by selecting something, whereas before you could use it to run 
> blocks separated by blank lines or comments (so it's less useful). 
>
> If you consider this behavior a big regression in functionality, we 
> could consider reverting it, but please use cells first and tell us what 
> you think about them. 
>
> Cheers, 
> Carlos 
>
> El 30/09/13 13:06, [email protected] <javascript:> escribió: 
> > I just upgraded Spyder from 2.2.1 to 2.2.4 and noticed that the "Run 
> > Selection" button that used to be on the toolbar has been removed. I 
> > found that button to be one of the most useful features of Spyder 
> > since it allows me to execute a script line-by-line. I know I can 
> > press F9 instead but it's not as convenient. Is there any reason this 
> > button was removed from the toolbar? 
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