Jerome Simeon

> I'm confused why they're both `partyId` in [this CiceroMark](https://github.com/accordproject/web-components/issues/197#issuecomment-694903715). Because this is the name of the variable for both the licensor and the licensee (both contain an AccordParty, and...

Here is the same issue with the rental agreement with a `RentalParty` containing both a `partyId` and an `address`  **Corresponding model** ``` /** * The contract parties */ participant...

hi @K-Kumar-01 I think we _can_ distinguish between those variables using the context: In the example above: Is the `partyId` simple variable inside the `tenant` complex variable or inside the...

> I'm making an Issue in `markdown-transform` and tagging you @jeromesimeon to possibly add additional context. I think it could be entirely done in the web components. What's the reason...

> Alright, I was just going off of your [#197 (comment)](https://github.com/accordproject/web-components/issues/197#issuecomment-694906191) here : > > > This issue should probably be pushed down to the markdown-transform. I realise I've am...

> @jeromesimeon > > > The former approach is much more costly, so I'm wondering if someone would be interested in attempting the latter. I think mostly it would be...

> Should this support start in `markdown-transform` @jeromesimeon? We already support code blocks in the `markdown-transform` The video looks nice. Sadly the bottom of the screen doesn't show the markdown...

I'm less clear about this. If we do more work on VSCode, we may not need to edit Ergo in React component. On the other hand: this could be useful...

> @irmerk @jeromesimeon is this because markdown doesn't preserve white space? I am not sure. This could be an artefact of markdown (there is no way to create random space...

Line numbers are tricky on a rich text due to the various font size, but there are some available on CodeMirror windows. They are particularly useful when there is wraparound...