Update Navigation HotKeys Extension to work with command palette on new versions of jupyter #1378
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The last commit makes it completely backwards compatible plus adds in so you can toggle some of the settings on and off to fix request #1334 . |
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Thank you for your contribution. Looks good to me. |
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This updates so it doesn't use
Ipython.anymore and the newactions.registerandadd_shortcutcommands.If you use this in the most recent versions of jupyter, it loads the functions improperly like this:
This has been fixed to have a proper group called
navigation_hotkeys.Also, second commit I removed two functions because those functions are already implemented in Jupyter as default bindings. They can be set in your
notebook.jsonfile, which I think is better.#1334 Also solves this problem as this was one of the removed default bindings.