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I use projectile with python (and anaconda mode) to work in emacs. When starting an ipython interpreter buffer, the first such session works fine. However, attempting to start a second session, for example, to have another project-specific shell, results in the commands from the second project being sent to the first project's python interpreter. Renaming python interpreter buffers seems to work at least sometimes, but I have not figured out how to specify on a per-project basis which interpreter buffer to use, even when renamed. I am aiming for the emacs/python equivalent of the ESS/R experience, which enables and works well with project-specific interpreter buffers. Any suggestions?

FYI, this was also posted to reddit.

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To answer my own question, I ended up using directory-local variables to set a project-specific python buffer name. This works well enough. Details are available in this post.

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