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> I started using inline 'python -c' more often than the python repl now as it stores the command in shell history and it is then one fzf search away. Do you n
by chungy 4y ago
> I started using inline 'python -c' more often than the python repl now as it stores the command in shell history and it is then one fzf search away.
Do you not have a ~/.python_history? The exact same search functions are available on the REPL. Ctrl-R, type your bit, bam.
- snidane 4y agoExact same - can I use fzf gistory search using Ctrl+R like I can in shell?
- vonseel 4y agoI've just started installing ipython on pretty much every python environment I set up on personal laptops, but there is repl history even without ipython: https://stackoverflow.com/a/7008316/1170550 https://stackoverflow.com/a/7008316/1170550