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I've also followed chatgpt's advice and used vim.g.jukit_cell_marks instead of vim.g.jukit_comment_mark (though I can't find anything about it in the docs).
Either way, these cell boundaries are not respected when navigating (e.g. with #jukit#cells#jump_to_next_cell()), and splitting a cell gives a less universal (jukit-specific?) marker # |%%--%%| <UReIE4rlf0|HJGTGunggC>.
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I'd like to use
# %%
as cell markers. Is that possible?I've tried
I've also followed chatgpt's advice and used
vim.g.jukit_cell_marks
instead ofvim.g.jukit_comment_mark
(though I can't find anything about it in the docs).Either way, these cell boundaries are not respected when navigating (e.g. with
#jukit#cells#jump_to_next_cell()
), and splitting a cell gives a less universal (jukit-specific?) marker# |%%--%%| <UReIE4rlf0|HJGTGunggC>
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: