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Is there a way to manually tag parts of input expressions to highlight the part? A wrapper function that only affects input cell and is otherwise transparent to evaluation? … Could only find a related Q but doesn't get to a solution: Is there a way to write markdown in Mathematica notebook? …

Thanks to the Mathematica notebook, I can do both in one window. But I'm new to Mathematica's notebook interface and don't find it convenient to use. … I wonder is there a tool for Mathematica similar to IPython Notebook or RMarkdown, in which I can write with markdown in a markdown cell and compute with Mathematica in a code cell. …

Is there a way to export a Mathematica notebook into Markdown? … I'm sure it's possible to implement rules for converting each Mathematica cell subexpression into Markdown, but I'm also sure that I don't know enough about BoxForms to get this right! …

This question is an inverse of "How to export a Mathematica notebook into Markdown?". … There is a similar question, "Markdown parser in Mathematica" that asks for something more specific -- the Markdown parser to be written in Mathematica. …

I had to learn about Reap/Sow first and how you export Mathematica code to markdown ;-) ntFile = OpenRead["small.nt"]; line = ReadLine[ntFile]; $hash = <||> ; hashcnt = 1; While[line =! … convert your nt file Or Add indexed record to the database .... *) Print[ndxrec]; line = ReadLine[ntFile] ]; Close[ntFile]; HashTable Output $hash //Dataset …

Whenever I want to take notes and do calculation at the same time in Mathematica Notebook, I found it's annoying to change the style of the cell and typesetting with mouse kept clicking around. … Is there a third-party package supporting us to write markdown language directly in Mathematica Notebook? …

The autodoc pages are here, here and here Step 1: pelican I wrote a venv wrapper, installed pelican using that via pip, setup up a Mathematica palette to handle making new sites and posts, made a theme … Step 2: Notebook to Markdown Then I wrote a Notebook to Markdown converter because pelican can handle Markdown. Basically all complex box forms get rasterized. …

GitBook is a fun little website that will take Markdown source material and build a little book out of it. How can I use Mathematica to build a GitBook with a minimum of effort? …

See the video "Markdown to Mathematica converter (CLI and StackExchange examples)" for a (quick, 7.5 min) demo. … Here is another video showing how to convert Jupyter notebooks into Mathematica/WL notebooks: …

I'm able to strip the ugly package header by messing with FrontEndResourceString["PackageHeader"], but I don't have a way to reinstate the markdown. … To see the markdown, edit the .m file using Mathematica by adding Section/Subsection etc. cells. Then, view the saved .m file in a regular text editor. Is there a way? …

(In general I like the idea of a Markdown-to-Mathematica converter written in Mathematica.) …

GitHub doesn't auto-detect and color Mathematica code in its markdown. Can we make it do so? This may be trivial, but many README files don't seem to have it. …

Is there already a markdown to XML parser implemented in Mathematica? I wrote a one for my pelican rewrite, but realized I should have asked here first. …

Here is one a problem I land on from time to time. Sometimes while researching, I want to pull a formula presented in a Wikipedia page and import it into Mathematica. … I've heard that Wikipedia uses LaTeX but how could I get that out of the final HTML markdown and into MM? Is there a 'translator' somewhere? …

The Markdown document "Tries with frequencies in Java" (and this blog post) describe the installation and use in Mathematica of Tries with frequencies implemented in Java through a corresponding Mathematica … Mathematica takes time...) …