Currently, when attempting to run a text cell, the text is simply printed in the REPL. While this is acceptable, I believe there is room for improvement. Since LaTeX can be embedded into text cells, it often becomes necessary to render the full document or utilize an external tool to visualize the content effectively. I propose leveraging Jukit's capability of displaying images to enhance the rendering of markdown content as well.
I have looked into it and I came across a similar tool called handcalcs which provides a solution for rendering Python cells as if they were written in LaTeX, using a custom cell magic. While it doesn't solve this issue, exploring its approach might provide valuable insights.
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Currently, when attempting to run a text cell, the text is simply printed in the REPL. While this is acceptable, I believe there is room for improvement. Since LaTeX can be embedded into text cells, it often becomes necessary to render the full document or utilize an external tool to visualize the content effectively. I propose leveraging Jukit's capability of displaying images to enhance the rendering of markdown content as well.
I have looked into it and I came across a similar tool called handcalcs which provides a solution for rendering Python cells as if they were written in LaTeX, using a custom cell magic. While it doesn't solve this issue, exploring its approach might provide valuable insights.