I’ve been using ob-ipython in org-mode lately with ijulia as the kernel. In general, it works pretty well and papers over some of the current issues with ob-julia. The one thing it doesn’t do natively is formatting the results as org-mode tables when an array or dataframe is returned. To get aro…

It doesn’t seem like something that special-purpose really belongs in Base. Could make sense to PR into DataFrames though for that part of things.

Sorry, I was confused and thought that MIME"text/org" types are used in Base. If they are not, I don’t think type piracy is an issue (recall that MIME is a parametric type). I would just put it wherever orgify is.

Issue is that AbstractArray is defined in Base even if you’re right about the thing where parametric types don’t count as type-piracy so long as the specific parameter isn’t used in the original package. Or maybe I’m just totally misunderstanding what is meant by “type-piracy”.

I would make this suggestion again — if there is at least one type in the signature that you “own”, defining a method it is not type piracy. I understand the concern about MIME — “ownership” can be hazy with parametric types — but I think that the idea behind it is precisely that people should exte…

Having IJulia show "text/org" mimetype without type-piracy

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mauro3 March 26, 2018, 5:37pm 7

The inverse, i.e. reading org tables is here: https://github.com/mauro3/OrgTables.jl. Feel free to use to consolidate all the functionality.

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