Wasim Lorgat

Outline for hierarchical `#%` code cells

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\[...\] in **.py files** I was hoping to get in the **Outline pane** a **TOC** like `Spyder IDE` provides, which is highly helpful. It implements a hierarchical section system as...

Should the viewer pane display the page title?

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Here's what it currently looks like: Perhaps we could use a similar treatment to the help pane – although without the history navigation?

Python hovers include two signatures

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## Positron Version: Positron Version: 2024.06.1 (Universal) build 27 ## Steps to reproduce the issue: 1. Hover over any symbol. 2. The hover will include two symbols, like this: I...

Attempts to address #4006 where completions are empty for notebooks. I haven't been able to validate the fix, but we did discover in https://github.com/posit-dev/positron/issues/3006#issuecomment-2124800883 that on Windows, the `Uri.path` attribute...

Unexpected error message "The entered path does not exist" when refreshing interpreters

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## Positron Version: Positron Version: 2024.05.0 (Universal) build 1323 ## Steps to reproduce the issue: 1. Somehow end up with a Python interpreter with a path that doesn't exist. I...

Runtime for connecting to existing Jupyter servers

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A nice middle-ground between full-fledged remote development and local development is to be able to connect the notebook UI to an existing Jupyter server. Python users often do this with...

Currently, if you create a widget with ipywidgets: ```python import ipywidgets as widgets a = widgets.FloatSlider() display(a) ``` And adjust the slider, the state is not updated in the kernel:...

Fully interactive IPyWidgets

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This PR adds support for fully interactive IPyWidgets, addressing #3276. For example, create and display a widget: ```python import ipywidgets w = ipywidgets.IntSlider() display(w) ``` Interact with the widget in...

We should support matplotlib's interactive mode i.e. [`ipympl`](https://matplotlib.org/ipympl/). For example, this should produce an interactive plot: ```python %matplotlib ipympl import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np fig, ax =...

**Don't merge this PR.** It's just an experiment.