Closed rodrigogiraoserrao closed 3 years ago
Consider going from ⊢
to ⎕←
for explicit output, e.g.
⊢v ← 9?9
⍝ becomes
⎕← v ← 9?9
On code you write in other languages suddenly become
-- I think this is the correct form, treating code
as plural.
Still can't get the ~overstrike~ to render properly in the jupyterbook html. Tried the double-tilde but no workie.
Mostly fixed in #2ef1e34
Leaving issue open for now.
On
code you write in other languages suddenly become
-- I think this is the correct form, treatingcode
as plural.
I think "code" here is uncountable (like the link also says it can be) and, therefore, handled as if singular. I always think about the words "rice" or "money". You wouldn't say "rice become cooked after boiling for a bit", nor would you say "my money become wrinkled after I stuff it in my pockets."; in both you'd use "becomes".
Still can't get the ~overstrike~ to render properly in the jupyterbook html. Tried the double-tilde but no workie.
The jupyter book markdown cheatsheet doesn't talk about strikethrough (https://jupyterbook.org/reference/cheatsheet.html) nor can I find anything about it in two other cheatsheets I reference recurringly (https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/ and https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#em). Maybe use the <s>
HTML tag? Using it inline should work without any problem.
Ah yes, inline html does the job.
Fixed as part of the larger c04f45f
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