Andrew Craig

Hi @matrix-ranger, for now maybe you could use something like this? You would need a separate keybinding from Ctrl+Enter and would need to select the text to send, so it's...

Hi @yangmean, here's how to handle this case: 1. Add this to your `settings.json`: ```json "r.alwaysUseActiveTerminal": true ``` 2. When you want to use R, create a new terminal (_not_...

Hi @ManuelHentschel, thank you for your comment, and also thank you more generally for all your contributions to the VS Code R space recently! As a proof of concept, I...

@renkun-ken Thank you for your thoughts on this! > In vscode-R's case, personally I need a REPL that could communicate with the editor but should be kept I agree 100%...

Closing as currently expected behaviour. Thanks @eitsupi!

It is currently expected behaviour, but I've reopened in case there should be discussion about whether to change the expected behaviour.

As a workaround, you can start it directly in the terminal. That is, create a new terminal and run `jupyter console --kernel=ir`. Also enable the setting `R: Always Use Active...

> But it doesn't send inputs to it when it is launched like that. It should work, so if this is something you're interested in could you provide more details...

> If I launch the command in the vscode terminal and select R: Attach active terminal, then nothing happens - next time I try to execute some R command, it...

@david-cortes Glad to hear that it works for `jupyter console` now. It looks like `jupyter qtconsole` might be a bit more complex - it may well be that getting the...