I was wondering if there is any command to clear the text we have typed at the prompt in a python REPL. Basically an equivalent of the comint-kill-input command (bound to C-c C-u in the inferior shell) but for the emacs-jupyter REPL. This would come handy because I often find myself manipulating some large (multiline) python expression in the REPL prompt, and decide I just want to delete it and start afresh. In a vanilla ipython session, C-c clears the prompt, but I haven't found any equivalent in the emacs-jupyter REPL and sometimes find myself having to manually select all the text in order to delete it.
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I was wondering if there is any command to clear the text we have typed at the prompt in a python REPL. Basically an equivalent of the
comint-kill-input
command (bound to C-c C-u in the inferior shell) but for the emacs-jupyter REPL. This would come handy because I often find myself manipulating some large (multiline) python expression in the REPL prompt, and decide I just want to delete it and start afresh. In a vanilla ipython session,C-c
clears the prompt, but I haven't found any equivalent in the emacs-jupyter REPL and sometimes find myself having to manually select all the text in order to delete it.