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I was trying to ask a code review question but I have observed that it does not support the "Monospace font" for code excerpts properly. It is only considered partially and I see this particularly ...
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Issue with the Monospace font
I was trying to ask a code review question but I have observed that it does not support the "Monospace font" for code excerpts properly. It is only considered partially and I see this particularly in Python. I mean to say that, whatever is present in the backticks is not recognized as code completely. Could you please look into this and fix it? Below is an example for your reference. `import re # Define the regex pattern pattern = re.compile(r'abc\d+') # Open the file for reading with open(r"filepath") as file: # Initialize an empty list to store matching lines matching_lines = [] # Read each line in the file for line in file: # Check if the line matches the regex pattern if pattern.search(line): # If it matches, add the line to the list matching_lines.append(line.strip()) # strip() removes leading/trailing whitespace # Print the list of matching lines print(matching_lines)`
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Issue with the Monospace font
I was trying to ask a code review question but I have observed that it does not support the "Monospace font" for code excerpts properly. It is only considered partially and I see this particularly in Python. I mean to say that, whatever is present in the backticks is not recognized as code completely. Could you please look into this and fix it? Below is an example for your reference. `import re # Define the regex pattern pattern = re.compile(r'abc\d+') # Open the file for reading with open(r"filepath") as file: # Initialize an empty list to store matching lines matching_lines = [] # Read each line in the file for line in file: # Check if the line matches the regex pattern if pattern.search(line): # If it matches, add the line to the list matching_lines.append(line.strip()) # strip() removes leading/trailing whitespace # Print the list of matching lines print(matching_lines)`