Don't print C# code

[YTClame]

But original site print result.

[fedebotu]

Hi, thanks for your report!
I think it is due to how the hashtag # is parsed. In the Chat-GPT extension here they return "stringified" data, so I believe this may be the way to do it (another reference here).
I hope to fix it in the coming days when I find some time... If you or anyone else would like to contribute in the meantime, it would be great 🚀

[fedebotu]

Update: if you substitute "#" with "sharp" it works, so I think we need to substitute / stringify the request itself

[YTClame]

Hi! Unfortunately, I've worked very little with TypeScript and never worked with extensions in browsers, so I'm unlikely to be able to help( But so far the option with "csharp" instead of "c#" does work, thanks!

[fedebotu]

I see, thanks anyways. If anyone else wants to implement the feature (I will be unavailable for some time), I will gladly check and merge their pull requests 😄

[fedebotu]

Update: I tried a bunch of things, and found out that the hashtag # is not recognized with URL requests (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23246565/hashtag-not-recognized-in-url-request).

Substituting # with %23 manually seems to do the trick. So it should be possible to encode the URL: I tried the encodeURIComponent but seemed not to work, perhaps am missing something 🤔 Flagging the issue for anyone who wants to try and fix the bug!