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Description: It would be cool to be able to paste in code from a file that has newlines in places that could complete a command, but based on input a few lines down, probably doesn't: class Foo(object): def bar(self): asdf def baz(self): asdf if we c...

Open Graph Description: It would be cool to be able to paste in code from a file that has newlines in places that could complete a command, but based on input a few lines down, probably doesn't: class Foo(object): def bar...

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