Allow running specific code blocks #192
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Tests are failing and I can see some issues with styles, did you run |
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Fixes #181
Changes Introduced
Allows users to run specific code blocks within a slide.
ctrl+eputs the user in code block execution mode. It can be followed up with:escorctrl+c: to exit code block execution modeenterorn: to run the next code block on the slide (initially starting at the first one)a: to run all code blocks on the slide, from first to last[n], where[n]is some integer >= 0: to run code block with index[n](0-based indexing)After the last code block on the slide has been run, regardless of how it was run, the user automatically exits from code block execution mode.