Hi,
@Adrian, we don't embed a system terminal on Linux (under the Console
pane) because our terminal is very simple and Linux users (usually) know
how to use it very well. That was a decision taken a long time ago :-)
@Shawn, I think our terminal doesn't do code completion. As I said, it
just comes in handy to run simple commands but not much more than that :-)
Cheers,
Carlos
El 12/04/15 a las 08:30, Adrian Klaver escribió:
On 04/11/2015 10:09 PM, Yuxiang Wang wrote:
Hi Adrian,
Thanks again for your response, but I do think that we are talking
about different things. I am talking about IN SPYDER. Is it a
different behavior between Windows and Linux? In Windows, Tools -->
Open command prompt will open a command console IN SPYDER, in where
the Python console is (a new tab, just like a second Python console).
You can use ctrl + shift + c to switch into this console.
To repeat:
0) Use Windows 7 64 bit, and install Python + spyderlib;
1) Open Spyder;
2) Go to Tools --> Open command prompt;
3) A command window will be launched in Spyder console panel (adding a
new panel to the right of exisiting Python consoles);
4) Set focus to the console being opened. You can see that
auto-complete does not work in here.
On Linux I have Open a terminal which opens an independent terminal
window for a system shell. There is no option for a command prompt. I
do not have access to a Windows machine so I have no way of testing
what you are seeing. That will have to wait for someone else on this
list that uses Spyder with Windows.
I am still not sure what you are using the command console for, is it
a system console or a Python console? The reason I ask is that the
keyboard shortcut you give, on my machine, takes you to a Python
console. If it is a Python console have you gone to Preferences -->
Console --> Introspection and checked Automatic code completion?
And, of course, if I just open a cmd in Windows, the auto-complete
will work. It is only IN SPYDER that it won't work.
Thanks again for your patience in reading through Adrian...
Appreciate it :)
Shawn
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