Carsten Behring

I think the "leiningen" run code does not interpret the `kind` metadata. All notes gets rendered as `native`:  vs.  I have not seen this before, only the missing...

I don't know, my screenshot wa maybe not good... The most visible issue is this:  And there is no plot

I tried to a lot of variations of the code, with "sleeps and prints" eveywhere, and the only working workaround is to run evaluation twice: ```clojure (require '[notespace.v3-experiment1-test]) (defn eval-and-realize-a-notespace...

This test case is even better, as it produces 2 different html files, one bad, one good: ```clojure (let [anamespace (find-ns 'notespace.v3-experiment1-test)] (api/init) (actions/act-on-notes! anamespace [actions/eval-note!]) (gn/render-current-state! "/tmp/out_bad.html") (actions/act-on-notes! anamespace...

I have as well a bit of a problem by printing large matrices or data sets on the screen of the repl. For me it is more the problem of...

I am now wondering if there should be a change in core.matrix or in rojure. The code in rojure is using the meta information for mainly one use case: It...

Code like thgis coukld detect such as situation: ``` (def parsed (clerk/parse-file "notebooks/duplicate.clj")) (def analyzed (h/build-graph parsed)) (def duplicate-vars (->> analyzed :doc :blocks (map :var) frequencies (filter (fn [[key val]]...

maybe merge with #90

Same for "import": ``` (import java.awt.image.BufferedImage java.awt.Color sun.java2d.SunGraphics2D) ```

There are some more cases. Each time a clojure var is defined "dynamically" (and not via def(n), Clerk fails to detect it. This is probably just a consequence of the...