I've tried (but failed), with Julia 0.4, to use Markdown strings doc" . . ." as messages, e.g., error messages or just to make some complex program output more readable.
If, in a REPL or IJulia, I just write doc"blah `code` bleh" in a single line, then this shows ok. But of course in a function or script, it will just generate an object of type `Base.Markdown.MD`, without output. [1] Question: how can I actually send it to the output, correctly formatted? [2] Suggestion: could `print`, `println`, `error` etc automatically interpret markdown strings and output them accordingly? [3] Question: why doc" . . ." and not md" . . ." ? Could these at least be used synonymously? Thanks, Christoph
