Results 245 comments of Geoffrey Poore

It's been possible to use `show=rich_output:plain:raw` with Jupyter kernels since v0.5.0 (2021-02-28). Between that and `.cb.expr` for the built-in code execution system, all possibilities should be covered. Somehow I missed...

1. At the moment, something like `show=rich_output:plain:raw` should work. I probably should look into enabling `cb-expr` for Jupyter kernels, using `show=rich_output:plain:raw`, but I think there still may be a few...

The code block attribute syntax is from [Pandoc](https://pandoc.org/). Codebraid uses Pandoc internally to do all the Markdown parsing, so changing syntax isn't possible within Codebraid itself. You could probably create...

There is already a website at https://codebraid.github.io/. It doesn't yet cover everything in the README, since I need to add some additional Codebraid features to get everything working the way...

More customization for stdout formatting could be good. The current syntax could probably be extended to support something like `show=stdout:verbatim:json` or maybe even just `show=stdout:json`. Do you anticipate any situations...

To get something working immediately, I'd suggest running Pandoc with a filter on the original file to add the Codebraid classes, and then piping the Pandoc output through Codebraid. Something...

`minted` version 3.0 is now under development, thanks to a grant from the [TeX Users Group](https://tug.org/). It will include official support for custom lexers. It will also be able to...

The example document given in this issue now works as expected without any workarounds. `minted` version 2.7 (Dec 12, 2022) reimplemented `\mintintline` using `fvextra`, so `\mintintline` is now more robust...

Update: `minted` version 3.0 is now under development, thanks to a grant from the [TeX Users Group](https://tug.org/). It will replace `pygmentize` with a new Python executable that is designed to...

`minted` version 3.0 is now under development, thanks to a grant from the [TeX Users Group](https://tug.org/). It will include support for including snippets of external files based on regular expressions/literal...