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- 790. By Andreas Roehler
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`py-execute-
region- switch' fixed `py-ask-about-save' previous prodeeding restored,
as used by `py-execute-import- or-reload' , saving
possibly edited buffers before reload is reasonable - 789. By Andreas Roehler
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`py-execute-
import- or-reload' , python3, lp:923575 new commands:
py-execute-buffer- dedicated,
py-execute-buffer- switch- dedicated - 785. By Andreas Roehler
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`py-forward-
into-nomenclatu re', lp:919540 Am 29.01.2012 09:35, schrieb Georg Brandl:
> Another thing: forward-word stops at the *ends* of words. py-forward-
> into-nomenclature now stops at the beginnings of words. E.g.:
>
> def doSomething(blah)
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> from the beginning of the line it should stop at " ", "S", "(", ")" - 784. By Andreas Roehler
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new commands `indent-tabs-mode', `toggle-
indent- tabs-mode' ,
`indent-tabs-mode- on', `indent- tabs-mode- off' `tab-width' now follows `py-indent-offset'
feature after a request at Stack Exchange asked Jul
13 '11 at 13:23 saying:How to make Emacs Python mode generate TABs for indent?
I'm working with a bunch of Python programmers who use
vim and they make Python using TABs for indent. I use
Emacs with python-mode which translates the tab key to 4
spaces (like it should, but never mind). Since I don't
want to cause trouble I want to add something to my
.emacs file (or whatever) to make indents using real
TABS instead of translating them to spaces. How? - 783. By Andreas Roehler
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user configured `py-shell-name' is not honored by `py-guess-default', lp:920079, fixed
new command `py-execute-
region- default' forces the
systems default Python interpreter to execute, ignores
shebangrelated functions redesigned, `async' argument dropped
`py-execute-region' now reads:(defun py-execute-region (start end &optional shell dedicated)
"Send the region to a Python interpreter.When called with \\[univeral-
argument] , execution through `default-value' of `py-shell-name' is forced.
When called with \\[univeral-argument] followed by a number different from 4 and 1, user is prompted to specify a shell. This might be the name of a system-wide shell or include the path to a virtual environment. When called from a programm, it accepts a string specifying a shell which will be forced upon execute as argument. "
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