Use Case
I would like to edit a Python script using Emacs' built-in Python mode and use eaf-jupyter console as the Python interpreter.
When using Emacs Python mode typically one launches a Python interpreter REPL using C-c C-p. There after it is possible to send blocks of code being edited to this REPL. For example C-c C-c sends the whole buffer. Is it possible to do the same using eaf-jupyter REPL.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be very useful to be able to use eaf-jupyter as a replacement for the standard Python REPL built into Emacs (which is launched by C-c C-p). A suitable alternative workflow for eaf-jupyter would be
Launch eaf-open-jupyter
Open a Python script for editing
Use a key sequence to inform Emacs Python mode that it should use the eaf-jupyter console as the REPL.
Now C-c C-c sends the contents to of the Python script buffer to the eaf-jupyter for execution.
If this feature is already available, please do consider documenting it in the README or elsewhere.
Use Case I would like to edit a Python script using Emacs' built-in Python mode and use
eaf-jupyterconsole as the Python interpreter.When using Emacs Python mode typically one launches a Python interpreter REPL using
C-c C-p. There after it is possible to send blocks of code being edited to this REPL. For exampleC-c C-csends the whole buffer. Is it possible to do the same usingeaf-jupyterREPL.Describe the solution you'd like It would be very useful to be able to use
eaf-jupyteras a replacement for the standard Python REPL built into Emacs (which is launched byC-c C-p). A suitable alternative workflow foreaf-jupyterwould beeaf-open-jupytereaf-jupyterconsole as the REPL.C-c C-csends the contents to of the Python script buffer to theeaf-jupyterfor execution.If this feature is already available, please do consider documenting it in the README or elsewhere.