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splitting a slide cell results in one non-slide cell and one slide cell #2273
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Pinging @damianavila who's probably interested. |
I just witnessed that the same behaviour happens with a cell marked as 'split', so it suggests it's the complete metadata that gets attached to the second cell rather than to the first. Trying to setp back a little, I would see 3 policies here
Of course 3. is clearly a pandorra box; maybe giving a try at option 1. would make sense... Just thinking aloud here, it's not really a big deal |
Your conjecture is correct - splitting works by inserting a new cell above, and moving some of the text to it. Here's the code. I agree that copying the metadata is probably a more reasonable approach. |
fine thanks I’ll send a pull request when I have a chance
… On 20 Mar 2017, at 14:56, Thomas Kluyver ***@***.***> wrote:
Your conjecture is correct - splitting works by inserting a new cell above, and moving some of the text to it. Here's the code. I agree that copying the metadata is probably a more reasonable approach.
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I agree as well. |
After using 'split cell' in the middle of a cell marked as 'slide', what I end up with is
I would expect it the other way around; but maybe that's just me ?
I'm using 'jupyter notebook' with jupyter-4.3.0 on macos
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