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Is there a keyboard shortcut to search for text in an IPython Notebook?
I looked under Help | Keyboard shortcuts and there are lots of cool shortcuts but none for searching for text?
The notebook is running in FireFox on Ubuntu.
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:Embarassed: "Running in" means use the browser "find text on this page" shortcut. Firefox shortcut for this is ctrl - F.
There is a
find-and-replacecommand in Jupyter. It's key binding is F (command mode):Of course you can find text with the browser's functionality, (I find it sometimes better), but the command in Jupyter is also very useful. I use a lot that function
Replace in selected cellswhen I copy-paste a bunch of code and then change variables or something like that:(Note: You can launch the Command Palette with shift+ctrl+P, and browse or run other commands)