This patch sets `:SOURCE_PATH` in the task local storage to the output file
while executing code in the sandbox module so that recursive `include` work as
expected. Fixes#251.
This patch enables "soft" scoping rules (see e.g.
https://github.com/JuliaLang/SoftGlobalScope.jl) for code execution
(markdown and notebook output). This is enabled by default for Jupyter
notebook output (to mimic how the IJulia kernel works), and disabled
otherwise. Soft scope rules can be enabled/disabled with the `softscope
:: Bool` configuration variable. Fixes#227.
This patch fixes a bug where `Literate.markdown` with `execute=true`
would (try to) output images in the wrong directory. This only occured
when passing a relative output directory. Fixes#228.
This patch changes the generated EditURl to use a relative path (source
file relative output directory) and let Documenter figure out the remote
URL instead. This is required for Documenter version 1, but works also
on older Documenter versions.
When executing markdown (Literate.markdown(...; execute=true) images
where previously saved to files where the name was based on the hash of
the source block. This patch changes this such that files instead follow
the format {name}-{blocknumber}.(svg|png|...). Closes#204.
This is opt-in for now, requires passing mdstrings=true.
Co-authored-by: CarloLucibello <carlo.lucibello@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Fredrik Ekre <ekrefredrik@gmail.com>
Instead of passing documenter=(true|false) to Literate.markdown
pass flavor = DocumenterFlavor() or flavor = CommonMarkFlavor()
as appropriate. For Literate.(notebook|script) it is not needed
anymore either, since removal of at-ref and at-id are now happening
unconditionally.
This implement a simple LiterateDisplay and pushes that
to the display stack when executing code to capture manual
calls to display(x) and display(mime, x), fixes#128.
Admittedly this is a little strange: it adds support for a special first-line
syntax that only applies to Jupyter notebook outputs. But this %% format is
somewhat standard across notebook-generating tools, and the ability to protect
it with a `#nb` leader makes it possible to specifically target this line to a
notebook output. We aim to use something like this for generation of notebooks
with support for nbgrader's metadata extensions, but it could also be used to
specify cell types for Jupyter notebook presentations \(with presentation
extensions\) or other such fun. Fixes#67.
Co-authored-by: Matt Bauman <mbauman@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Fredrik Ekre <ekrefredrik@gmail.com>
Grant Bruer
nathan musoke
J S
Kipton Barros
Fredrik Ekre
Christian Schilling
David Widmann
Tamas K. Papp
Carlo Lucibello
Manuel
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Fabian Greimel
Kristoffer Carlsson
Matt Bauman