How to use 'jupyterlab autocomplete' in Python
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202 def autocomplete(self): 203 # TODO: Add recursive dir() attribute suggestions 204 205 last_line = self.get_last_line() 206 cursor_line_index = self.tbox.CaretIndex - self.tbox.Text.rfind(Console.CARET) - len(Console.CARET) 207 text = last_line[0:cursor_line_index] 208 possibilities = set(self.stack_locals.keys() + self.stack_globals.keys()) # + self.get_all_history() 209 suggestions = [p for p in possibilities if p.lower().startswith(text.lower())] 210 211 logger.debug('Text: {}'.format(text)) 212 logger.debug('Sug: {}'.format(suggestions)) 213 214 if not suggestions: 215 return None 216 # Create Dictionary to Track iteration over suggestion 217 index = self.ac_options[text] 218 try: 219 suggestion = suggestions[index] 220 except IndexError: 221 self.ac_options[text] = 0 222 suggestion = suggestions[0] 223 self.ac_options[text] += 1 224 225 if suggestion is not None: 226 caret_index = self.tbox.CaretIndex 227 self.write_text(suggestion) 228 self.tbox.CaretIndex = caret_index
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4 def autocomplete(shell, line, text, state): 5 6 # should never go this big... 7 if len(line.split()) > 2: 8 return None 9 10 options = [x + " " for x in shell.actions if x.startswith(text)] 11 12 try: 13 return options[state] 14 except: 15 return None