Is there an equivalent in the IDLE ide for python to Ctrl+R in bash, where you type a part of the line, and it matches it against the history of already entered lines?
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This is not as good as Ctrl+R, but you can type some of the starting text, and then press Alt+P.
So if you type for
and then press Alt+P, it will find the last line that starts with for
, if you press it again, it will find the next-to-last line that starts with for
, and so on.
This only allows you to search for lines starting with the text, however, while Ctrl+R allows you to find lines containing the text anywhere in them.