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Set by lizmat on 8 June 2022.
ab5tract I wonder whether it is a REPL thing. I checked in RakuAST and it gave a more helpful exception: 05:27
m: q| unit sub MAIN (); CATCH { default { .payload.say } }; die "Dead";|.AST.EVAL 05:28
camelia ===SORRY!=== Error while compiling /home/camelia/EVAL_0
A unit-scoped sub definition is not allowed in a subscope;
Please use the block form.
at /home/camelia/EVAL_0:1
------> unit sub MAIN ();⏏ CATCH { default { .payload.say } …
lizmat and yet another Rakudo Weekly News hits the Net: rakudoweekly.blog/2024/09/02/2024-36-on-top/ 14:47
rcmlz @antononcube I am wondering if raku.land/zef:antononcube/Markdown::Grammar would be a starting point for converting "Markdown-Obsidian-Flavour-With-Python-Code-Cells" into Jupyter-Notebooks. How shoudl I start? Usecase: I did not find a way to convert a bunch of Obsidian-Markdown-flavour-files (containing Code and LaTeX) to Jupyter notebooks. When using pandoc, the code cells (three python ) are not recognized, also 17:23
jupytext is not supporting that Obsidian flavour format (as far as my reading took me).
Ideally my markdonw files are the "masters" and I generate the jupyter-notebooks out of them. 17:24
antononcube @rcmlz It is in my TODO list to implement a converter of Markdown to Jupyter in "Markdown::Grammar". Right now for that I use "jupytext". 17:34
If that converter is implemented in "Markdown::Grammar", then then the "main" grammar should be easy to specialize / subclass with the Obsidian flavour. 17:36
I will experiment today to see how easy it is to make that Markdown-to-Jupyter converter. 17:37
This is the same reason I made "Markdown::Grammar", except my primary target is Mathematica notebooks. 17:39
BTW, try to do the Markdown-to-Jupyter conversion with LLMs. See this example: youtu.be/kUCZspLHEiI 17:40
@rcmlz I made the first version of the Jupyter converter in "Markdown::Grammar". It is working on everything except LaTeX formulas. Hopefully, I will figure out the TeX/LaTeX code blocks today and push to raku.land. 20:21
@rcmlz The LaTeX "display" formulas are processed correctly. The "inlined" LaTeX formulas are just shown as code. 20:33
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I parse that kind of inlined expressions, but I have to figure out a nice to way interpret them in the Jupyter actions. 20:34
librasteve ^^ very nice 20:36
antononcube For this was the "biggest missing feature" in "Markdown::Grammar" for at least year. If I knew that I can implement it within a couple of hours, I would have done it 6-8 months ago. 20:39

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