Cheuk Ting Ho

I am using `https://github.com/jupyterlite/xeus-python-demo/tree/main` and it's using `jupyterlite-xeus-python` kernel, is there a way to switch to a Pyodide kernel? It seems that we cannot have the best of both worlds

This is what is happening with Jupyter lite (with Podide kernel) This is what is expected (in the local Jupyter notebook)

I tried a few other magics, they are not working for various reasons, but this one is interesting: `%edit try.txt` gives me: ``` --------------------------------------------------------------------------- AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)...

Another interesting one is `%recall` it also have some problem: In normal JupyterLab it will load the result of an input cell like this: But if we do it on...

@jtpio While investigating, I read this: https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/messaging.html#payloads-deprecated It says `payload` is deprecated but replacement is not implemented yet. I may be silly but the reason for the `payload` missing in...

@jtpio would you suggest a mentor or someone knowledgeable in this to help? I would like to fix it but I think I would appreciate it if someone can give...

Thanks @ceciliaconsta3 it is a great suggestion. Having accessibility functions is definitely needed for a inclusive community app.

It works for me. Are you using Jupyter notebook? You have to restart kernel after pip install. Hope it helps.

I like this suggestion. The original syntax is very JS-like (as it supposes to be) and for people who are not familiar with JS, this is an easy mistake to...

I feel indifferent to this one. The documentation clearly states that py-config uses TMOL by default. So either way, I feel it's ok.