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Is export or printing something not available in the XPath Notebook implementation? Could it be?
If not but possible, it'd be a great feature -- it'd be handy to be able to use an XPath Notebook put together a bunch of markup explanation, and evidentiary XPath examples -- and be able to easily dump it all to a portable format to hand off to others (support, trainees, etc.)
Thanks!
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It was previously possible to create Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code (with an 'ipynb' file extension) and then just specify XPath as the language and my extension would be used as the kernel.
Unfortunately it seems there's a VS Code bug (or more likely the API has changed) now so my extension is no longer detected as a Kernel. I will investigate further.
I was able to cut and paste my notebook content to a Word doc (with some tables) and maintain a lot of the nice formatting. A bit tedious, but salvageable. Some kind of print/export, in the future, would be great if possible.
Thanks for your work on this project, especially given the challenges of VS Code upstream API changes that undercut your features, like the result node navigation. No doubt there must be some frustration trying to hit a moving target. Regardless, the XPath Notebook plugin is such an amazing feature -- it's often a challenge to debug and communicate XML related issues and an XPath Notebook bring everything together so nicely.
Is it possible to print (or export to PDF/HTML) a XPath Notebook?
I can find some discussion online about printing (Python) Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio Code, but I don't see the referenced Jupyter Notebook Export artifacts in the XPath Notebooks.
Is export or printing something not available in the XPath Notebook implementation? Could it be?
If not but possible, it'd be a great feature -- it'd be handy to be able to use an XPath Notebook put together a bunch of markup explanation, and evidentiary XPath examples -- and be able to easily dump it all to a portable format to hand off to others (support, trainees, etc.)
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: