When using Weave.tangle on a Julia markdown file (.jmd), I observed that, in the returned file (.jl), the different chunks are separated by two rows. For instance, tangle the jmd script below:
# C1
x = 1
y = 2
# C2
x + y
returns the script (two rows separate the chunks):
# C1
x = 1
y = 2
# C2
x + y
Instead, is there a simple way to get directly? (one row separates the chunks):
When using Weave.tangle on a Julia markdown file (.jmd), I observed that, in the returned file (.jl), the different chunks are separated by two rows. For instance, tangle the jmd script below:
returns the script (two rows separate the chunks):
Instead, is there a simple way to get directly? (one row separates the chunks):