Some ideas from Polyglot Notebook

[sheng-jie]

First, thank you for all your hard work in providing the community with an alternative to Polyglot Notebooks.

The attached file demonstrates how I typically use Polyglot Notebooks. Please see if it can be supported. If so, that would be even better.

demo.zip

I prefer defining helper classes within a C# (.cs) file to handle in Polyglot Notebook:

1. The installation of common component packages
2. The definition of various helper classes
3. Import some other C#(.cs) files.

In the actual Polyglot Notebook, I simply import this CS file. This approach allows for the unified management of packages and the consistent execution of helper classes.

In the latest version of Verso, specifically regarding the import of .verso files, I tried to define unified packages and classes within the file. However, the package imports are actually unsuccessful.

Additionally, within the same cell, if I include both the import code and other logic, any code following the import statement is not executed.

[TorreyBetts]

Thanks for this feature request, it'll be part of the next release. In addition to .verso, .ipynb, and .dib the following source file extensions can be imported:

.cs, .csx, .fs, .fsx, .py, .ps1, .psm1, .js, .mjs, .ts, .tsx, .sql

[sheng-jie]

[TorreyBetts]

The output looks correct, the errored cell you've simply put the name of a static class. Is there something you expected for that scenario?

[sheng-jie]

if I put OpenAIClientHelper.cs in a cell, it works.

[sheng-jie]

I want to express that the import method mentioned above is not working very well at the moment.

[TorreyBetts]

Here's an example that follows a similar pattern to what you're trying to do.

import-example-38.zip