Support for Configuration per Code Block about literate.jl HOT 7 OPEN

I think the op is asking, how can you hide a whole code block? We can append #hide at the end of each line. But that seems to be a pretty tedious process.

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Same syntax as Documenter:

$ cat test.jl 
# Executed, no output

x = 1
nothing #hide

# Executed, no output

y = 2;

# Executed but hidden

z = 3 #hide

#-

x + y + z

$ julia -e 'using Literate; Literate.markdown("test.jl"; execute=true)' 2>/dev/null

$ cat test.md 
```@meta
EditURL = "<unknown>/test.jl"
```

Executed, no output

````julia
x = 1
````

Executed, no output

````julia
y = 2;
````

Executed but hidden


````
3
````

````julia
x + y + z
````

````
6
````

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I think it would helpful to have per-block code-fencing. Documenter.jl has support for @repl, @example, and @setup which are treated differently. It would be useful to indicate which code blocks to fence in what way. Appending # hide at the end of each line is tedious and also shows up in script output, which is ugly.

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I believe all of this is supported already? I don't understand what you mean with the last part.

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How can I make a chuck execute but without trying to capture its output?
How can I run something without displaying it in the output file?

I don't think you allow this granularity per chunk.

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I am also interested in the possibility of having some blocks not execute e.g. if I have a document with some stuff at the beginning I would like to show, then some interactive (readlines()) parts later on, I might like to execute the earlier cells in a notebook, but leave the later ones unexecuted so as not to block the process.

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I see there are changes since this.
Is there a block control in the pipepline?

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