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Tab and up arrow functionality #29
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Tab and up arrow both work for me in the demo. Do you see the issue in the demo, or is it related to whatever you're integrating it into? |
the error occurs when using vim. it was integrated in jupyter notebook.
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When pressing tab/up arrow? Or is that unrelated to the problem in this issue? Is it readily replicable? |
yes. all arrow keys do not function. |
The original report from @ambarb relates to the JupyterHub deployment at Brookhaven National Lab. Maybe this is a problem with terminado + JupyterHub, or maybe it is a problem with our particular deployment. I'll look into it and provide more details if the issue seems to be with terminado. I'm not sure whether or not it is related to the vim issue reported by @cailiang9, who AFAIK is working in a different deployment. @cailiang9, can you provide more detail about what you mean by "do not function"? Do you see unprintable characters when you press arrow keys in the bash terminal? |
In vim of terminal, when I press arrow keys, the arrow can not move and the backend server prints the above exceptions. |
I am able to use arrow keys and tab in vim on my system (Linux, Firefox, British keyboard). |
@takluyver I am still facing this issue. Arrow keys are not working with vim in insert mode when I'm trying to edit files |
In our implementation, tab and up arrow do not function as expected. It would be great if the tab key completed commands or file paths and if the up arrow allowed us to cycle through previous commands. CC @danielballan
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