accept stdin requests and allow answering them by editing the last line #157
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…ne of the vim-ipython prompt
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This pull request is for adding the option to reply to stdin requests from the kernel.
With this, it's possible to prompt for users, passwords or even use ipdb to debug a program.
Everytime the kernel asks for input, it will inform of that in the status line and it's possible to answer by going to the vim-ipython buffer and editing the last line, which will show the prompt text. I'm using vim input or inputsecret functions to ask for user input as I think that's more appropiate than just writing text in the buffer