Use get_ipython imported from IPython rather than global namespace#119
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Fixed several bugs thanks to @matthewwardrop and refactored requirements - #119 Use get_ipython imported from IPython rather than global namespace - #118 Make printing a newline on finish optional - #117 Fix unwrapping stdout/stderr - Refactored `requirements.txt` files to use `setup.py`
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Upstream IPython discourages using
get_ipythonfrom global namespace, and it seems not to be present in newer notebook versions, leading to poor choice of terminal width.