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You won't get this to work with a text cellYou won't get this to work with a text cell. Your CellEvaluationFunction already receives a parsed string.

If you use an inline text cell you can get it to work

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData@Cell@TextData["őúű"], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (#[[1, 1]] &)]

But you can only write in the inline text cell. Otherwise

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData[""], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (FE`makePlainText@First@# &)]

I'm not sure this answers

You won't get this to work with a text cell. Your CellEvaluationFunction already receives a parsed string.

If you use an inline text cell you can get it to work

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData@Cell@TextData["őúű"], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (#[[1, 1]] &)]

But you can only write in the inline text cell. Otherwise

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData[""], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (FE`makePlainText@First@# &)]

I'm not sure this answers

You won't get this to work with a text cell. Your CellEvaluationFunction already receives a parsed string.

If you use an inline text cell you can get it to work

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData@Cell@TextData["őúű"], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (#[[1, 1]] &)]

But you can only write in the inline text cell. Otherwise

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData[""], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (FE`makePlainText@First@# &)]
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I'm not sure this answers

You won't get this to work with a text cell. Your CellEvaluationFunction already receives a parsed string.

If you use an inline text cell you can get it to work

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData@Cell@TextData["őúű"], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (#[[1, 1]] &)]

But you can only write in the inline text cell. Otherwise

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData[""], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (First@#FE`makePlainText@First@# &)]

I'm not sure this answers

You won't get this to work with a text cell. Your CellEvaluationFunction already receives a parsed string.

If you use an inline text cell you can get it to work

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData@Cell@TextData["őúű"], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (#[[1, 1]] &)]

But you can only write in the inline text cell. Otherwise

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData[""], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (First@# &)]

I'm not sure this answers

You won't get this to work with a text cell. Your CellEvaluationFunction already receives a parsed string.

If you use an inline text cell you can get it to work

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData@Cell@TextData["őúű"], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (#[[1, 1]] &)]

But you can only write in the inline text cell. Otherwise

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData[""], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (FE`makePlainText@First@# &)]
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Rojo
Rojo
  • 42.8k
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  • 98
  • 190

I'm not sure this answers

You won't get this to work with a text cell. Your CellEvaluationFunction already receives a parsed string.

If you use an inline text cell you can get it to work

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData@Cell@TextData["őúű"], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (#[[1, 1]] &)]

But you can only write in the inline text cell. Otherwise

CellPrint@
 Cell[BoxData[""], "Program", Evaluatable -> True, 
  CellGroupingRules -> "InputGrouping", 
  CellEvaluationFunction :> (First@# &)]