Added the option to download the code stored in a notebook#122
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Added the option to download the code stored in a notebook#122damianoazzolini wants to merge 1 commit intoSWI-Prolog:masterfrom damianoazzolini:master
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Thanks. Looks useful, but I think it is a little broken. See comment. |
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Do you have an example where the code does not work as expected? |
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Not directly, but fetching the rendered code seems asking for trouble. The CodeMirror editor works from a pure JavaScript object representation of the text. Getting the rendered text may both get too much and too little. Having to delete leading line numbers is already an indication. |
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I've added a button to download the prolog code of a notebook in a file called program.pl