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When using the Polyglot IRIS kernel, all code cells use the iris-polyglot language (display name 'Polyglot IRIS notebook'). AFAIK the .ipynb notebook format and the Jupyter ecosystem doesn't yet support setting code language per cell.
Server-side, our polyglot kernel looks for a %%XXX cell-magic line at the start of a cell when deciding how to execute its contents.
By using the request forwarding technique we could implement language features in the VS Code notebook, notably code colouring.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When using the Polyglot IRIS kernel, all code cells use the iris-polyglot language (display name 'Polyglot IRIS notebook'). AFAIK the .ipynb notebook format and the Jupyter ecosystem doesn't yet support setting code language per cell.
Server-side, our polyglot kernel looks for a %%XXX cell-magic line at the start of a cell when deciding how to execute its contents.
By using the request forwarding technique we could implement language features in the VS Code notebook, notably code colouring.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: