I started using %load a lot for interactive work. An issue is that it automatically adds a comment line on the top of the loaded script, which can cause IndentationError when the loaded script is indented. Hence I have to scroll all the way to the top and delete the comment line for it to work. For example, with the following test_load.py file:
import os
if __name__ == '__main__':
print(1)
In [12]: %load -r 4: ./test_load.py
In [13]: # %load -r 4: ./test_load.py
...: print(1)
...:
...:
File "<ipython-input-13-126c9c2d676e>", line 2
print(1)
^
IndentationError: unexpected indent
It would be great if there is a way either to exclude this line, automatically indent the comment line, or automatically unindent the actual code so it will run without any user input.
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