Andrew Gibiansky

I tried ``` xml true false ``` But nothing changed.

I do not know of a better way than copy-pasting code from GHCi. Working with upstream is also an option, but tends to have a very high overhead. In the...

Comments from IPython devs on this: **Me**: > Get some info about an identifier from the kernel when I hover my mouse over that identifier, and display it as a...

@sumitsahrawat That sounds promising. For `inspect_request`, check out that portion of the IPython messaging spec [here](http://ipython.org/ipython-doc/dev/development/messaging.html#introspection). I suggest as a starting point, just get it to show (as a tooltip)...

Sounds good. The messaging spec did indeed change (from v3 to v4 to v5) and IHaskell switched to v5 when it was ported to IPython 3. The main messages were...

To clarify: the mention of inspect_request is as a tool. The idea is that on mouse over, the frontend will _issue_ an inspect_request to the kernel. We have already implemented...

More or less, yes, just the type. On Apr 2, 2015 5:17 PM, "Sumit Sahrawat" [email protected] wrote: > Seems reasonable. So what should the user see in this tooltip? Just...

What is this used for? More specifically, what do you imagine this being used for in IHaskell?

Do you envision this as an option to the kernel, or as a cell-level directive?

Sounds reasonable. If cell 1 has `:set -F -pgmF myPP`, and you execute cell 1 and then 2, does 2 also get handled by that preprocessor? (That is what I...