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@ydmykr from what I can tell this is the same behaviour in Jupyter Lab & Jupyter Notebooks as well, isn't that correct. |
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For example, when I run the code :

I'll get three input boxes.
But if it's in .py or ipython I can use
"ctrl+enter
" or"ctrl+o"
to input multiple lines.I refer to this issue in GitHub.
I hope that in the input box of jupyter notebook, when I use a shortcut key such as
"ctrl+enter"
, my input box can be enlarged and line feed input (I can see the content entered previously) and reduce the number of required inputs (for example, I need to input three times for the code in the picture, and the number of input boxes can be changed from three times to two times after I use the shortcut key to line feed)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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