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Is there a keyboard command for undoing typing in iPython? Note: I am not talking about undoing the result of a command you’ve executed.
Suppose I copied and pasted a few variable names as arguments into a long function call, and then realized they are the wrong arguments. Can I do an equivalent of ctrl-z or something that undoes the paste operation?
Ctrl-z kills the iPython session, so not recommended.
Ctrl-_ (underscore) or Ctrl-x Ctrl-u
If you deleted something with ctrl-w/ctrl-k and so on
you can just paste it back with ctrl-y.
See
readline(1)for additional hotkeys.