Possibility of inline code?
See original GitHub issueI continue to use Jupytext all the time, and here’s another thank you for the huge improvement it has made to my work.
I know this is a fraught question, but I really miss the R notebook ability to put code outputs inline, as in:
```{python}
msg = "Hello"
```
My message is `py msg`.
Do you think there is any way of doing that?
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Well - I think it wouldn’t help me - at the moment - because of the problem of relying on a not-standard plugin. So maybe wait until someone screams on this thread? Maybe that will be me! But not yet.
I see - indeed I like your question, so let’s keep this open and see what we can do on the long term. Also, I was thinking, we’ve discussed R Markdown and ipynb, but maybe there is something that we could for Python files with the f-strings…