Improved History Access

[ktopolov]

Assume I ran cell A, then cell B. When clicking up arrow, I see my history which contains the contents of Cell B:

I'd expect that clicking the up arrow a second time would show me the contents of cell A; however, it simply moves my cursor up one line and continues showing the contents of cell B. This makes navigation through history slow.

Suggestion would be to either:

• Replace up arrow when using iPython console such that it navigates one full executed block of lines at a time, or:
• Add new keyboard shortcut (control + up?)

EXIT: Support to move up by a full executed group of lines in one click in the console.

[hoangKnLai]

Command history is solely managed by the IPython console. It seems that the console already use (Ctrl + Up/Down) to navigate command history. For some reason IPython docs don't have much on their keyboard shortcuts.

Here is a page with some shortcuts and description: Command-History-Shortcuts