Adding :no-pager to view type info in HTML#1
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For me, I get the :type output inline, rather than in a popup panel (I do see the popup panel if I use :info, but I don't think I've used that yet). Is the difference due to a change in ipython (or I'm not using the latest version of IHaskell) or am I just missing the obvious? |
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Adding :option no-pager leads to the output from :type, :info etc being shown inline in the notebook, instead of in a popup panel, which is much more useful for others, if you want to share the output of your notebook. (Don't need you to accept the pull request, the diff is massive somehow. But you can have a quick look at it.
(Love your work - very excited about IHaskell, and have been waiting for people to start publishing neat stuff with it).