Send python code between #%%

[frere-jacques]

Can one configure iron.nvim to send all code between two #%%?

In that case one could easily step through a jupytext file etc.

[frere-jacques]

I am not an lua expert. I looked a bit at the code and saw that it has the ability to set marks and read them.

Probably it would be possible to search backwards for #%% and forward and select all the code between the two.

I assume one could also add a move of the cursor.

With that it would be possible to blindly and fastly step through all the codeblocks delimted with #%% eg a notebook.

[frere-jacques]

I found a solution that works perfectly.

So far this is a function outside of iron, but of course one could also make it a default functionality.

The only thing that's missing which would make it universally usefull is if I can find a way to configure a block devider per language. If I add a custom field to the config.repl_definition it is not in the require("iron.config").repl_definition.
I would really like to define a block_devider per file type.

[frere-jacques]

My bad, maybe forgot to safe. It's there :).

[frere-jacques]

So I guess the solution would be identical if add to iron core or defined from outside.
If my current pull request is merged, I will create a second one with that feature.

[frere-jacques]

Checkout this merge request:
#391 (comment)