Steve Canny

@nickphilip In the meantime, a workaround for this would be: ```python from markdown_it import MarkdownIt md = MarkdownIt("commonmark", {"html": True}).enable("table") html_text = md.render(md_text) elements = partition_html(text=html_text) ``` Basically converting the...

Btw, @nickphilip what was the provenance of that problematic Markdown? Is that something you just typed in by hand for experimentation purposes or did you have an actual "mis"-partitioning from...

@nickphilip when you say "public repos", does that imply this would be GFM (GitHub Flavored markdown) you're parsing?

@MthwRobinson After noodling this a bit and a little more research, I think there are four possible courses: 1. support "traditional" (maybe "legacy") Markdown (what we're doing today) 2. support...

@asm0dey what is the source file-format you're partitioning from? HTML? Markdown maybe? I think the first prerequisite would be recognizing and distinguishing code blocks during partitioning, and that would depend...

@asm0dey after noodling this for a while I don't believe `unstructured` is going to be able to provide what you've asked for. In particular, a code-snippet is going to parse...

Well, yes, but sense and document structure don't always have to do with each other. Also, if you're chunking and the snippet is bigger than the specified chunk size then...

Although it appears as a separate option in the PowerPoint UI, a connector with arrowheads is not a separate shape type. The line of any shape can have arrowheads. Line...

State of the art (such as it is) for `.ppt` files on Python is to convert to `.pptx` using LibreOffice. There is an `soffice` command that installs with `LibreOffice` which...

Yep, same problem. It's triggered by `harpoon:setup()` Doesn't happen on v0.9 but does on `v0.11.0-dev-573+g58406ab9f-Homebrew` (`brew install neovim --HEAD`). Sorry, I know that's not much of a bisection but hopefully...