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Code blocks and inline code should be in a monospaced font.

In my code the markdown text is already a str. So to render it with MarkdownRenderer, I currently have to do this:

with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile("w") as tmp_file:
        tmp_file.write(markdown_text)
        tmp_file.flush()
        md.set_markdown(tmp_file.name)

This is super inefficient, so please add a method to set the markdown directly as a str.
Thanks in advance!

pip gives this error when installing this.

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pygame==1.9.6 (from pygame-markdown)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for pygame==1.9.6

Edit: pip install pygame-markdown --no-dependencies works.

While discussing pygbag use with teachers i came to an idea:

When rendering markup with python code inside would it be possible
to know if a ``` py ```` code block is clicked and also get an ordered list of previous code blocks ?

my idea is to edit/run on click the concatenation of previous blocks up the one clicked in document :

importing modules

import pygame
pygame.init()

init blah -blah

# some init code

init blah -blah

do stuff

#some pygame example code

An exception occurs when running sample code from a README.md

TypeError: MarkdownRenderer.set_area() got an unexpected keyword argument 'offset_X'

Change code

md.set_area(surface, offset_X, offset_Y, width=-1, height=-1)

- surface - the pygame surface which the text is blitted on
- offset_X - the offset of the text from the surface's left sided border
- offset_Y- the offset of the text from the surface's top border

to

md.set_area(surface, offset_x, offset_y, width=-1, height=-1, margin=10)

- surface - the pygame surface which the text is blitted on
- offset_x- the offset of the text from the surface's left sided border
- offset_y- the offset of the text from the surface's top border

And code

md.set_area(surface=surface, offset_X=50, offset_Y=20, width=500, height=500)

to

md.set_area(surface=surface, offset_x=50, offset_y=20, width=500, height=500)

You can also add a description for the margin argument.