akshayka
commented
22 hours ago These shortcuts exist but they are different.
Deleting a cell in marimo is more destructive than deleting one in Jupyter, since marimo deletes variables in memory. This makes your code reproducible, but it also means that accidentally deleting a cell is not a nice thing. Our deletion shortcuts require the cell code to be empty before kicking in -- backspace or dd if vim keymaps are enabled.
These are also remappable.
Jupyter/JupyterLab have a modal editor, with different manipulation shortcuts depending on whether a cell is focused. For me and others I know, at least, this led to accidentally inputting a bunch of shortcuts when all I wanted to do was type text (I thought a cell was focused but wasn't and accidentally created a cell, accidentally deleted one, accidentally converted to markdown ...), garbling what I saw on screen. I felt this was a very poor user experience, so I am not planning to add modal editing soon.
EtienneT
Description
There is several very useful keyboard shortcuts in jupyter lab, for example:
Those don't seem to exist in marimo and would be very useful.
Suggested solution
Add those new shortcuts
Alternative
No response
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