Simple minimalistic extension to work with ipython within vscode.
Features
ispy: Run File in Ipython Terminal (ctrl+enter)
Executes the active .py file in the currently running ipython terminal.
ispy: Run Selection/Line in Ipython Terminal (ctrl+shift+enter)
Executes the active selection or the text on the active line in the ipython terminal.
ispy: Create Ipython Terminal
Convenience function to create an ipython terminal or start ipython within an exisiting terminal.
The extension contributes key-bindings to open and switch between the editor and the terminal by using ctrl+` (ctrl+backtick). To close the terminal use ctrl+j.
It is possible to have more than one ipython terminal running at a given time. If you want to run the code in another terminal, simply make that terminal active and issue the ispy commands again.
Requirements
It is the users responsibility to ensure ipython is running in an active terminal before issuing ispy commands. This can be as simple as running ipython within a terminal. The convenience command ispy: Create Ipython Terminal can be used for this purpose.
After ipython is running, simply issue the ispy commands to send the file or selected text to the active terminal. The user can then continue to work in the ipython terminal interactively, including using all of the %magic commands that ipython offers. Use $lsmagic within the ipython terminal to get a list of the magic commands.
It is recommended to install the python extension along with the ispy extension.
Extension Settings
runmagic
Known Issues
If python is already running in the active terminal, then you will need to close it and start ipython.
It is assumed that the ipython executable is in the current path and can be run from the terminal as ipython. If this is not the case, then you can select an inerpreter with Python: Select Interpreter and then open a python terminal with Python: Create Terminal. This should make it so ipython is in your path. You should now be able to run ipython in the current terminal.
Release Notes
0.0.1
Initial release
0.0.2
Added command to execute the active selection or the text on the active line in the ipython terminal
Configuration settings
ispy.cmdargs.ipython: Specifies the flags for ipython.
ispy.cmdargs.runmagic: Specifies the flags for ipython %run magic command
