Fixes: #61. Allows subsequent text blocks. #62
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| list(map(self.pre_process_code_block, code_blocks)) | ||
| for pos, block in code_blocks: |
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Using a for-loop explicitly states that we are side-effecting and we're not interested in the map return.
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| all_blocks = sorted(text_blocks + code_blocks) |
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sorted() uses the first tuple() argument (pos, an integer) to sort blocks.
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closed for recheck |
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hey @ioggstream, thanks for the PR! Could you modify the tests so that they fail before this change and pass after? |
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@aaren I submitted two patches in one. I will split this patch so that it does not modify the behavior of the code. |
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@aaren fixed this PR: now it has the same output testcase than before. |
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I mean can you add something to tests.py that causes it to fail before this PR and to pass afterwards? I don't fully understand what this PR is fixing, as I think subsequent code blocks are already supported. |
What does this PR do?
Allows subsequent code and text blocks.
Reimplements text and code block merging tracking position.