Inline results of code in text`

[7tupel]

Hi,

I've been playing around with clerk and so far I believe it is very awesome :)

Now I found that when I create a notebook which contains some explanatory text combined with code it would be great if I would be able to inline the results of some code snippet directly in the text. Right now I can do something like this

(def foo 123)
;; ... later
;; The value of 
foo
;; describes an example.

Which will surely display the value I defined earlier but it will display it in a new line like

The value of
123
describes an example.

What I would like to have is a way to put the value behind foo directly in the text. I.e. something like this:

(def foo 123)
;; ... later
;; The value of `!foo` describes an example.

which would result in the rendered output of

The value of 123 describes an example.

Maybe I've overlooked in in the docs and it already exists but if not I believe this would make a great addition and improve readability of the rendered documents.

[zampino]

Hi @7tupel, we do have some experiments in that direction in this notebook. That replaces the default viewer for markdown monospace nodes and evaluates its textual content instead.