Ben

Could you make autoscale also not use min/max value but for instance 110% of max and 90% of min to add some whitespace when auto scaling?

Mmmmm, true. Maybe calculate the entire range between min and max and add 10% of that range above and below

Ah, you mean a "select all" button?

I'm trying to implement this, but I'm a little stuck: My idea is to override all `fgets` calls with `my_fgets` using a macro. This `my_fgets` in `master.c` notifies its parent...

Ok I'm 1 step further, (for at least a POSIX solution, sorry windows guys :stuck_out_tongue: ). From `master.c` I raise `SIGTTIN` to the parent process as such, and in contrary...

I chose `fgets` to be safe in the implementation I am/was working on. For reference see: https://stackoverflow.com/a/3302594 _Sent from my OnePlus ONEPLUS A5000 using [FastHub](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fastaccess.github)_

The Ldflags only links compiled code (libraries), you can't show/modify the linked code.

For basic implementation (without redefining functions), changes needed probably: - Concatenate all `code` from cells (store all cells in mem when entering [`do_execute`](https://github.com/brendan-rius/jupyter-c-kernel/blob/45616068bc409b8aa6b9cda5e4a8072b98a12330/jupyter_c_kernel/kernel.py#L141-L142)) --> Maybe there is a Jupyter notebook...

There is also relevant stackoverflow question about a accumilating mechanism: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43316613/access-jupyter-code-cell-metadata-in-a-kernel

Thanks @daniel-k, I had the exact same problems, I used slac460r and it again worked for me (FR6989)