You know how you can turn off code evaluation for a chunk by setting eval=FALSE in #rmarkdown. Indrajeet Patil ( JSkipping evaluation of specific lines of code If an #rmarkdown code chunk has multiple dataframes, they will be displayed one on top of another.īut what if we want them to be instead displayed side-by-side (maybe to compare them?) □įor more, see: #rstats /xDHQB9lFjD Indrajeet Patil ( Side-by-side tables in code chunk If you've got a code chunk in #rmarkdown that produces multiple plots, they will by default be shown sequentially.īut sometimes one may want them to be instead displayed side-by-side □įor more, see: #rstats /cNBn4WnJWZ Indrajeet Patil (इंद्रजीत पाटील) ( JSide-by-side plots in code chunk In #rmarkdown, you can create a multi-column layout using Pandoc's fenced Div! □□įor more, see: #rstats /QPdGtnpK32 Sometimes (especially in a teaching context or in a publication) you want to display text, code blocks, plots, etc. Indrajeet Patil ( FebruMulti-column layout with Pandoc’s fenced div Just run xaringan::infinite_moon_reader() function, and the preview will change after saving the document! □□ #rstats /Tz3Y6hNGh3 Maybe I was the only one who didn't know this for a long time, but you don't have to knit #rmarkdown document for a preview every time you make a change. Indrajeet Patil ( JKnitting with Infinite Moon Reader Although only HTML output is shown, it works for PDF as well. You'll need to use syntax highlighting theme tango. If you want to, #rmarkdown provides a chunk option to easily add line numbers to source code and output text! □ Indrajeet Patil (इंद्रजीत पाटील) ( NovemLine numbers for code blocks ICYMI, you can use the target attribute in Quarto or RMarkdown docs to specify where to open the linked document (e.g. should it open in the same or a new tab).įor available options for this attribute, see: #rstats #quarto_pub /CT13aIWeBx Indrajeet Patil (इंद्रजीत पाटील) ( NovemOpening linked documents in a new tab What's more, you can also create child templates!įor more, see: #rstats /nhrlmGXhem ICYMI, instead of creating one long document, you can create reusable child RMarkdown or Quarto documents and stitch them together in single or multiple parent documents. In #rmarkdown, you can create a "child" document and insert its contents into a "parent" document! □□ ✂️ break a long document into smaller ones ♻️ reuse text (e.g. methods, session info) across documents Sometimes you may wish to render an #rmarkdown document from a code chunk of another document.Į.g., if you're writing a paper and want to render the supplementary info document from the main document. Indrajeet Patil ( JRender R Markdown with rmarkdown::render() You can introduce students to code components piece-by-piece without having to repeat yourself in the underlying document! □□įor more, see- #rstats /KCdEhs2ACv Reusing code chunks in #rmarkdown (using <<>) is a really cool feature, esp. in teaching contexts! ♻️It might take a few seconds before the tweets are rendered on the webpage.Īpologies in advance for the delays. Additional arguments to graphical devices.Skipping evaluation of specific lines of code.Multi-column layout with Pandoc’s fenced div.Render R Markdown with rmarkdown::render().
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