How can we avoid this in literate analysis can be annoying for code like the example below:
#+begin_src julia :session :results output :exports all
# reading:
fname = "../data/example.dat"
f1 = open(fname) # IOStream(<file example.dat>)
data = readlines(f1)
# 3-element Array{Union(ASCIIString,UTF8String),1}:
# "this is line 1.\r\n"
# "this is line 2.\r\n"
# "this is line 3."
for line in data
println(line)
# process(line)
end
close(f1)
#+end_src
The exported results have this behavior:
#+RESULTS:
#+begin_example
"../data/example.dat"
IOStream(<file ../data/example.dat>)
3-element Array{String,1}:
"this is line 1."
"42; 3.14"
"this is line 3."
this is line 1.
42; 3.14
this is line 3.
#+end_example
How can we avoid this in literate analysis can be annoying for code like the example below:
The exported results have this behavior:
Any idea? Best regards!