[python] fix sending lines to ipython #75
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In ipython >= 5, the autoindent feature is deprecated. Thus if we send multiple lines directly to it, the indentation will go wild. Notice that with ipyton >= 5, multiple line paste(via Ctrl-V or Command-V) is well supported. This this commit try to utilize the `-p` option of `tmux paste-buffer` which will use bracket paste mode. Checkout here for more information: https://cirw.in/blog/bracketed-paste
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In ipython >= 5, the autoindent feature is deprecated. Thus if we send
multiple lines directly to it, the indentation will go wild.
Notice that with ipyton >= 5, multiple line paste(via Ctrl-V or
Command-V) is well supported. This this commit try to utilize the
-poption of
tmux paste-bufferwhich will use bracket paste mode.Checkout here for more information: https://cirw.in/blog/bracketed-paste