Alexandre Mutel

Wrap takes a function reference, include returns a text, so it's not a function reference.

> Is it possible to some block-level text to an include function? Sorry, I don't understand this question. Could you elaborate?

So warp takes a reference to a function so I would believe that using an anonymous function could work in your case: ``` {{ wrap @(do; include "Template" "args"; end)...

Similar issue, no text (latest 2025.1 R# and latest plugin version)

Hey @matkoch, I'm also experiencing a similar issue. Do you have an idea of what could go wrong? I'm not seeing anything obvious in the code base. 🤔

> [@xoofx](https://github.com/xoofx) I've sent you an important email a while ago ;) Oops, for some reason, I thought it was a newsletter and forgot about it 🤭. Sorry about that,...

You need to pass the pipeline to both Parse and ToHtml or by looking at what is behind ToHtml: ```c# var pipeline = new MarkdownPipelineBuilder().UseAdvancedExtensions().Build(); var document = Markdown.Parse(markdown, pipeline);...

> We can look into whether we can create an alternative equation for WaveOccupancyPct that works as a Discrete counter. The current equation only works for Streaming counters due to...

There are not so many inline parsers that support nested elements (with their own parsing/rendering rules). You would have to look at examples in the code inheriting from `IPostInlineProcessor` (e.g....

You should go over the top-level blocks returned by the `MarkdownDocument` instance and chunk them from there. You can create your own `SectionBlock` that derives from `ContainerBlock`. Otherwise, I'm not...