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Let me give a few examples (using docstring comment syntax) of the current behaviour:
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1
{[
1+1+2
]}
{[1+1+2]}
2
{[ 1+1+2 ]}
{[1+1+2 ]}
3
{[
1+1+2
]}
{[
1+1+2
]}
In 1, both initial and trailing spaces are removed, while in 2, only initial spaces are removed
the outputs on1 and 3 also feel very inconsistent...
While this is not a huge problem (one can consistently adopt a non-spaced {[content]} layout), I think it would be good to let the user decide, as for instance {[content]}, {[ content |} and
{[
very long content
]}
make sense to use.
Moreover, I would like to introduce the use of mdx to check that the examples given in a library compile, and this is generating a lot of diff.
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Let me give a few examples (using docstring comment syntax) of the current behaviour:
While this is not a huge problem (one can consistently adopt a non-spaced
{[content]}
layout), I think it would be good to let the user decide, as for instance{[content]}
,{[ content |}
andmake sense to use.
Moreover, I would like to introduce the use of
mdx
to check that the examples given in a library compile, and this is generating a lot of diff.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: