I've fiddled a bit with automatic controls for different types:
https://github.com/sagemath/sagecell/commit/6612cabb355699638b033567fc1cb1cdf7a7c43a
I dislike the distinction in behaviour between tuples/lists/generators,
especially when it is dependent on length, but tried to keep the logic that
presumably used to work at some point. Namely:
- range used to return a list, so I treat it as a list
- there was treatment for GeneratorType and 1..10 now returns generator
(which is a different thing, not sure if it was the case before), so I
treat it the same way as Generator type.
Check the behaviour on this code:
@interact
def f(n=range(2,7)):
@interact
def g(a=range(n), b=list(range(n)), c=(0..n), d=tuple(range(n))):
print(a, b, c, d)
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