Code button

[ctimmer]

I don't know who controls the button behavior but when you press the code button '<>' it generates a single back quote for the beginning and ending of the code section. This should be 3 back quotes to start and 3 more to end the code section. The beginning back quotes can be followed immediately by the program language.

Curt

[davefes]

Put all your code in, highlight it and then click the <>

[ctimmer]

Nice, thanks,
Curt

[davefes]

    w0 = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF)
#    w0.config(protocol=network.MODE_LR)
#  seems to be OK before
    w0.active(True)

[davefes]

OK, I only just figured that out yesterday :)

[jimmo]

Yes, just to clarify, the difference is between print("inline code') and:

print("code block")
for i in range(10):
  print("hi')

Don't forget to add "py" after the ``` (i.e. ```py) to get Python syntax highlighting.

Thanks @davefes .

[davefes]

Even better, thanks