Add a title element to show what kernel we're in?
See original GitHub issueThis should be easy to do.
Add something to variableinspector.ts
to show the title/name of the kernel, perhaps language etc?
This is shown by @kazuar in the demo here: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/443
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- How “important” is this feature? Do we actually need it?
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Are the colors for integers and string the same as for floats? In general, I think such a color coding might be helpful but on the other hand it doesn’t fit the Jupyter visuals very good. We might want to make it optional or try to find a more appropriate color encoding.
Let’s close this. We can add a different issue for colours if people are after it.