Run other languages in code blocks
See original GitHub issueSometimes I have multiple languages in the same notebook.
```{python}
# This is python code.
```
```{r}
# This is R code.
```
```{julia}
# This is julia code.
```
Is it possible to run julia’s repl in {julia}
blocks and python’s repl in {python}
blocks?
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There is an overlap between engine-aware chunk handling and vscode notebook.
Hi @matrix-ranger, for now maybe you could use something like this? You would need a separate keybinding from <kbd>Ctrl+Enter</kbd> and would need to select the text to send, so it’s a workaround rather than a full solution.