[('text',  # 0
  '\n'
  'Alternating text and code\n'
  '=========================\n'
  '\n'
  'Sphinx-Gallery is capable of transforming Python files into reST files\n'
  'with a notebook structure. For this to be used you need to respect some '
  'syntax\n'
  'rules. This example demonstrates how to alternate text and code blocks and '
  'some\n'
  'edge cases. It was designed to be compared with the\n'
  ':download:`source Python script <plot_parse.py>`.',
  1),
('text',  # 1
  'This is the first text block and directly follows the header docstring '
  'above.\n',
  12,
),
('code', '\nimport numpy as np  # noqa: F401\n\n', 13),  # 2
('code',  # 3
  '\n'
  "# You can separate code blocks using either a single line of ``#``'s\n"
  '# (>=20 columns), ``#%%``, or ``# %%``. For consistency, it is recommend '
  'that\n'
  "# you use only one of the above three 'block splitter' options in your "
  'project.\n'
  'A = 1\n'
  '\n'
  'import matplotlib.pyplot as plt  # noqa: F401\n'
  '\n',
  17),
('text',
  'Block splitters allow you alternate between code and text blocks **and**\n'
  'separate sequential blocks of code (above) and text (below).\n',
  26,
),
('text',
  "A line of ``#``'s also works for separating blocks. The above line of "
  "``#``'s\n"
  'separates the text block above from this text block. Notice however, that\n'
  'separated text blocks only shows as a new lines between text, in the '
  'rendered\n'
  'output.\n',
  30),
('code',  # 4
  '\n'
  '\n'
  'def dummy():\n'
  '    """This should not be part of a \'text\' block\'"""  # noqa: D404\n'
  '\n'
  '    # %%\n'
  '    # This comment inside a code block will remain in the code block\n'
  '    pass\n'
  '\n'
  '\n'
  "# this line should not be part of a 'text' block\n"
  '\n',
  34),
('text',
  '####################################################################\n'
  '\n'
  'The above syntax makes a line cut in Sphinx. Note the space between the '
  'first\n'
  "``#`` and the line of ``#``'s.\n",
  47,
),
('text',
  '.. warning::\n'
  '    The next kind of comments are not supported (notice the line of '
  "``#``'s\n"
  '    and the ``# %%`` start at the margin instead of being indented like\n'
  "    above) and become too hard to escape so just don't use code like "
  'this::\n'
  '\n'
  '        def dummy2():\n'
  '            """Function docstring"""\n'
  '        ####################################\n'
  '        # This comment\n'
  '        # %%\n'
  '        # and this comment inside python indentation\n'
  '        # breaks the block structure and is not\n'
  '        # supported\n'
  '            dummy2\n'
  '\n',
  54),
('code',
  '\n'
  '"""Free strings are not supported. They will be rendered as a code '
  'block"""\n'
  '\n',
  69,
),
('text',
  'New lines can be included in your text block and the parser\n'
  'is capable of retaining this important whitespace to work with Sphinx.\n'
  'Everything after a block splitter and starting with ``#`` then one space,\n'
  'is interpreted by Sphinx-Gallery to be a reST text block. Keep your text\n'
  'block together using ``#`` and a space at the beginning of each line.\n'
  '\n'
  'reST header within text block\n'
  '^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\n',
  73,
),
('code', '\nprint("one")\n\n', 81),
('code',
  '\n# another way to separate code blocks shown above\nB = 1\n\n',
  86,
),
('text',
  'Code blocks containing Jupyter magic are executable\n'
  '    .. code-block:: bash\n'
  '\n'
  '      %%bash\n'
  '      # This could be run!\n\n',
  91,
),
('text',
  'Last text block.\n'
  '\n'
  "That's all folks !\n"
  '\n'
  '.. literalinclude:: plot_parse.py\n'
  '\n'
  '\n',
  99,
)]