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jupyterlab-contrib / rise

RISE: "Live" Reveal.js JupyterLab Slideshow Extension
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Cell execution causes slide to advance #83

Open TomNicholas opened 4 months ago

TomNicholas commented 4 months ago

Executing a cell causes the slides to advance, meaning you can't see the output of your cell.

This is with the code cell a fragment and the next cell a slide.

smartlixx commented 4 months ago

My solution is to use Ctrl-Enter to execute the code, rather than the usual Shift-Enter.

tz1112 commented 3 months ago

I am experiencing the same issue. Ctrl-Enter does not seem to have any effect; although the cell is visually highlighted as selected, the code is not executed on button press. Only if I click on the cell manually, Ctrl-Enter behaves as expected. @TomNicholas: My current workaround to simulate the expected behavior using Shift-Enter is to insert an empty code cell with slide type 'Skip' after the actual code I want to be executed. This allows the output to be generated while remaining on the same slide/subslide, until you navigate to the next slide/subslide using the Space button.

kir0ul commented 23 hours ago

I have the same issue, and it seems to come and go depending on when the slides get regenerated.