I use ipython
console quite heavily for python workflow. As happy as I am with the new 5.x series released , I find the ability to freely navigate inside the long code blocks a double-edged sword when it comes to history search.
For example, typing import f
and hitting the up key for history search completion now prompts the following to appear if there was a recent pasted code block that started with importing foo
:
In [100]: import foo
...:
...: # copy-pasted code block that shows up in history
...: for foobar in foo.bar:
...: pass
...:
Now if you were simply looking for a one line import statement, and if the code snippet in history is sufficiently long, that's a lot of lines to navigate upwards before you can switch to an earlier (desired) import foo
in history.
So my question is, is there a shortcut that allows to skip a long history entry to the previous one? Browsing history with Ctrl+R
is an obvious workaround for this issue, but I'd like to know if there's a way to get it to work with the up key.
<Up>
/ <CP>
and <Down>
/ <CN>
iterate over every line in your history.
Use <PageDown>
and <PageUp>
keys to iterate over entries instead.
Here's a full list of shortcuts: http://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/config/shortcuts/index.html .
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