Doesn't work with panel-tabset

[kdheepak]

Thanks for making this extension and maintaining it! It is one of my favorite extensions for quarto!

The following code doesn't seem to work for me:

::: panel-tabset

## Example1

```{julia}
#| eval: false

@info "Open Database"
OpenDB() #<<
```

## Example2

```{julia}
#| eval: false

@info "Close Database"
CloseDB() #<<
```

:::

Do you know if this can be supported?

[shafayetShafee]

Uhh, well it seems the extension actually making changes (necessary for enabling line highlighting) for the code blocks within the panel-tabset, but after that quarto-filter itself strips off all that changes keeping only the code texts, and returns a new code block with those texts along with other things to create panel-tabset (That's my understanding after doing a quick go through over panel-tabset.lua). And that's why in the final rendered output, line highlighting is not working for code-chunks within the panel-tabset.

Therefore, with this understanding, the solution is straightforward. Just run line-highlight filter after the quarto filter, which we can do as,

filters: 
  - quarto
  - line-highlight

Full Reprex

---
title: "Untitled"
format: html
filters: 
  - quarto
  - line-highlight
---

## Quarto

::: panel-tabset

## Example1

```julia
@info "Open Database"
OpenDB() #<<
```

## Example2

```julia
@info "Close Database"
CloseDB() #<<
```

:::

---

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And note that, line-highlight now works on non-executable code blocks too as you have requested in #2. See here on README for details.

[kdheepak]

That's awesome! Works perfectly! Thank you so much!

[kdheepak]

Do you have a GitHub sponsors link? I'd like to donate to buy you a coffee as a gesture of my appreciation :)

[shafayetShafee]

Uhm, Not now currently. But I will let you know 😀.

Also you can star this repo if you like this one 🙂.