Tony Hirst

I was just looking at some intermediate md generated using `bookdown` and `knitr` to execute code in an Rmd file, *en route* to an output HTML file using settings: ```...

Yes and no; all the tables that are prefixed by `##` are outputs. The document contains content that is actually: - markdown cells; - code cells; - code cell output...

Hi Marc Thanks for that tip with the pre-commit jupytext/black demo; being able to think through and implement processing pipelines arising from a commit could be really interesting. Re: pyspelling:...

@mwouts Re: > I have no plans to parse html files into notebooks yet there's an old demo of recreating a notebook `.ipynb` file from exported HTML [here](https://www.marsja.se/converting-html-to-a-jupyter-notebook/).

So... I want to use the notebook as a notebook... with half baked ideas in, lots of functions split out into multiple steps so I can look at the output...

I am new to Grafana, and this plugin, and from the README screenshots, and the title of this issue, I assume that if I highlight a point in one of...

I've noticed that if the bar is narrow, text formatting can become an issue when rendering as HTML when using `bookdown`:  Using CSS linear gradient seems to get round...

I started to explore this using CSS linear gradients: ```R bg = function(start, end, color, ...) { paste("linear-gradient(90deg,transparent ",percent(start),",", color, percent(start), ",", color, percent(end), ", transparent", percent(end),")") } pm_color_bar2 0,'green',ifelse(x...

Re: overwriting - I generally get my cli tools to have an option to write to a new file, or even to a new default output file (`out.py`, `ORIGINAL_FILENAME-revised.py` etc)....

There are other parsers out there that might help with this. For example: - [`dateparser`](https://github.com/scrapinghub/dateparser) [[docs](https://dateparser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)]: "easily parse localized dates in almost any string formats commonly found on web pages"...