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Given the ease to prepare, manage, and execute snippets of code from within .org (e.g., at 11:00 minutes into the video by John Kitchin video) and your application to import lists into Anki, I ponder if an extension of your application could be achieved (within reasonable effort invested) to create cards about programming languages.
To illustrate the concept, I imagine writing an .org file like
* iteration in Python
** for-loop
#+begin_src python
for i in range(5):
print(i)
#+end_src
** while loop
#+begin_src python
i = 0
while (i < 5):
print(i)
i += 1
#+end_src
as input; the output (eventually the Anki card) to recognize that the answer is about a programming language, to recognize that it is Python and to toggle-on syntax highlighting e.g., by glutaminate's dedicated plugin covering many languages.
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Given the ease to prepare, manage, and execute snippets of code from within .org (e.g., at 11:00 minutes into the video by John Kitchin video) and your application to import lists into Anki, I ponder if an extension of your application could be achieved (within reasonable effort invested) to create cards about programming languages.
To illustrate the concept, I imagine writing an .org file like
as input; the output (eventually the Anki card) to recognize that the answer is about a programming language, to recognize that it is Python and to toggle-on syntax highlighting e.g., by glutaminate's dedicated plugin covering many languages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: