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Specialized markup for embedding functional components in notes


Core Idea:

Dynamic code blocks are specialized markup sections within notes that extend standard markdown functionality by executing predefined operations or displaying dynamic content, enabling interactive and context-aware features within static documents.


Key Principles:

  1. Functional Embedding:
    • Embeds computational functionality directly into otherwise static documents
    • Leverages specialized markup to distinguish from regular code blocks
  2. Context Awareness:
    • Can access and respond to the surrounding note content
    • May trigger operations based on the current document or view
  3. Declarative Configuration:
    • Uses simple syntax for specifying complex behavior
    • Separates functionality declaration from implementation details

Why It Matters:


How to Implement:

  1. Define Block Syntax:
    • Create a clear syntax for distinguishing special code blocks
    • Establish parameter patterns for configuring behavior
  2. Implement Handlers:
    • Develop functions to process each block type
    • Create rendering components for visual output
  3. Integrate With Rendering Pipeline:
    • Hook into the document rendering process
    • Replace code blocks with functional components during display

Example:

```smart-connections
How do quantum computing algorithms differ from classical computing?
```

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References:

  1. Primary Source:
    • Smart Connections Plugin documentation on dynamic code blocks
  2. Additional Resources:
    • Obsidian Documentation on Codeblocks
    • "Executable Books" project documentation

Tags:

#code-blocks #dynamic-content #PKM #obsidian #interactive-documents #markdown-extensions


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