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Thank you for making such a great extension that I use daily!
I love the the ability to have Rich Language Feature in Markdown code blocks but it would be great if you could disable it for certain code blocks especially if they contain code fragments (for illustration purposes) which generate false positives. Maybe this can be done by a special comment above the code block? At document-level would also be nice as sometimes you don't want it to apply to a document but still need it for other files in the workspace.
Example:
for(inti=0;i<10;i++){
.... // Not valid so generates warnings
Foo();}
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Thank you for making such a great extension that I use daily!
I love the the ability to have Rich Language Feature in Markdown code blocks but it would be great if you could disable it for certain code blocks especially if they contain code fragments (for illustration purposes) which generate false positives. Maybe this can be done by a special comment above the code block? At document-level would also be nice as sometimes you don't want it to apply to a document but still need it for other files in the workspace.
Example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: