Marc Kruzik

I saw this in Visual Studio Code. (just saw I used the wrong term in the textual description, I edited my first message to be more clear)

I am using an older version (Version: 1.0.456201+e5dc02dbdc933d895d722e69bfa98d580dcda8d9), which seems to work better. I describe what I am getting. With this code (from KathleenDollard): ``` #!value --from-file @input:"Enter your favorite...

I have the same problem. I'm giving more information to help. I used dotnet-repl for a C# .dib notebook. ```dotnet repl --run test.dib --exit-after-run --output-path output.ipynb``` When I load the...

It would be interesting for the developer to be able to set a default or suggested value, especially for `input`. Something like: `#!value --from-value @input:"please enter a filename" --default "readme.txt"`...

Do you have an example of multiple inputs in a single magic command? I looked at the code and cannot find any example in the tests. I would like to...

> Take a look at #3194. Ok I see. > the parser for magic commands (System.CommandLine) follows command line grammar rules I just found [this post from you](https://github.com/dotnet/command-line-api/issues/37#issuecomment-574879829) talking about...

I agree inline JSON would be an interesting idea. JSON configuration is widely used in a lot of popular web libraries, such as chartjs. Here is [a JSON configuration example](https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/samples/bar/border-radius.html)....

If you display this 3D chart as 2D (click on the top right "blank paper" icon), you will see this chart from above, with average_daily_total_tax as X and net_income as...

I'm glad to see this being worked on! Bravo! 😃

> This could provide a progress indicator such as Executing cell x of y. Providing a progress indicator would be really interesting. The difficulty I see is to manage imports....