Problem with writing function to insert code

[Gasap]

Здравствуйте, я написал функцию, для бастрой вставки кода и результата его выполнения в текст.

#let code(
  code: "",
  resolt: []
) = {

  grid(
    columns: (50%, 50%),
    column-gutter: 3,
    grid.vline(
      x: 1
    ),
    code, resolt
  )  
  show grid.cell.where(x: 1): it => {
    raw(
      it
    ) 
  }
}

The essence of the above function is that the first column contains the program text written in machine style (the raw function), and the second column contains the result of executing this code. For some reason, the function does not work, although the editor does not find any problems.

[Andrew]

Hello. The function does work, but in order to use a monospaced font, the show rule must be defined before the place where it supposed to be used. Moreover, the raw() function only support str type, but the show rule’s argument is of type content. Can you provide an example of the code and result you want to use? Where the vline is supposed to be horizontal-wise? Here is something that you might want:

#let code(code: "", result: []) = {
  assert(type(code) == str)
  grid(
    columns: (50%, 50%),
    column-gutter: 3pt,
    grid.vline(x: 0, position: right),
    raw(code),
    result,
  )
}

#code(code: "the code", result: [the result])

But I would use something like this:

#let code(code: [], result: []) = grid(
  columns: (50%, 50%),
  inset: (x, _) => if x == 0 { 0pt } else { (left: 0.5em) },
  code,
  grid.vline(),
  result,
)

#code(
code: ```py
print("Hello, world!")
```,
result: ```
Hello, world!
```)

Or this:

#let code(code, result) = grid(
  columns: (50%, 50%),
  inset: (x, _) => if x == 0 { 0pt } else { (left: 0.5em) },
  code,
  grid.vline(),
  result,
)

#code(
```py
print("Hello, world!")
```,
```
Hello, world!
```)

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