Keybindings Ctrl+e and Ctrl+r don't work under Windows + git bash or Windows + Ubuntu in WSL mode
See original GitHub issueHi there, thanks for this great project!
I just tried it out. I created some cells and tried to run them. But somehow the key combinations Ctrl+e
and Ctrl+r
didn’t get through so that I could never run the code cells. I guess this issue would be solved if I just created my custom key bindings and avoided the Ctrl key at all.
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This does not seem to work on macOS (11) either (using the default Terminal.app).
Thanks @1kastner! If
ctrl-e
andctrl-r
are problematic, then maybe we should change it. These are different from the Notebook, which usesctrl-enter
andshift-enter
, but I don’t think it’s possible to have them in the terminal. I’m open to suggestions.