experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings to io, e.g. an x::Int32 will be written as 4 bytes. It is also helpful to be familiar with the metadata that can be attached to an io stream by an IOContext wrapper. For example, the REPL sets the :limit

experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings x::Int32 will be written as 4 bytes.CHAPTER 12. TYPES 156 It is also helpful to be familiar with the metadata that can be attached to an io stream by an IOContext wrapper. For example, the REPL sets the :limit

experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings x::Int32 will be written as 4 bytes.CHAPTER 12. TYPES 156 It is also helpful to be familiar with the metadata that can be attached to an io stream by an IOContext wrapper. For example, the REPL sets the :limit

experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings x::Int32 will be written as 4 bytes.CHAPTER 12. TYPES 156 It is also helpful to be familiar with the metadata that can be attached to an io stream by an IOContext wrapper. For example, the REPL sets the :limit

experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings x::Int32 will be written as 4 bytes.CHAPTER 12. TYPES 156 It is also helpful to be familiar with the metadata that can be attached to an io stream by an IOContext wrapper. For example, the REPL sets the :limit

experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings typeof(A), " with char '", A.char, "'") �→ You might want broadcasting to preserve the char "metadata". First we define Base.BroadcastStyle(::Type{<:ArrayAndChar}) = Broadcast.ArrayStyle{ArrayAndChar}()

experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings typeof(A), " with char '", A.char, "'") �→ You might want broadcasting to preserve the char "metadata". First we define Base.BroadcastStyle(::Type{<:ArrayAndChar}) = Broadcast.ArrayStyle{ArrayAndChar}()

experimental and is subject to change between Julia versions. It is sometimes useful to be able to hold metadata relating to regions of a string. A AnnotatedString wraps another string and allows for regions AnnotatedString —taking substrings, padding them, concatenating them with other strings— and the metadata annotations will "come along for the ride". This string type is fundamental to the StyledStrings typeof(A), " with char '", A.char, "'") �→ You might want broadcasting to preserve the char "metadata". First we define Base.BroadcastStyle(::Type{<:ArrayAndChar}) = Broadcast.ArrayStyle{ArrayAndChar}()

typeof(A), " with char '", A.char, "'") �→ You might want broadcasting to preserve the char "metadata". First we define Base.BroadcastStyle(::Type{<:ArrayAndChar}) = Broadcast.ArrayStyle{ArrayAndChar}() upcoming release). 5. It is usually best to avoid capturing references to instances of internal metadata objects such as Method, MethodInstance, MethodTable, TypeMapLevel, TypeMapEntry and fields of those to delimit code examples from text. Technically, any object can be associated with any other as metadata; Markdown happens to be the default, but one can construct other string macros and pass them to

typeof(A), " with char '", A.char, "'") �→ You might want broadcasting to preserve the char "metadata". First we define Base.BroadcastStyle(::Type{<:ArrayAndChar}) = Broadcast.ArrayStyle{ArrayAndChar}() upcoming release). 5. It is usually best to avoid capturing references to instances of internal metadata objects such as Method, MethodInstance, MethodTable, TypeMapLevel, TypeMapEntry and fields of those to delimit code examples from text. Technically, any object can be associated with any other as metadata; Markdown happens to be the default, but one can construct other string macros and pass them to