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Project Status: Active - The project has reached a stable, usable state and is being actively developed. codecov Travis-CI Build Status

hrbraddins

Additional Addins for RStudio

Description

Experiments, mostly. Please take the code and use it! This package will NEVER see CRAN. I don't even need credit. If you find something useful and are willing to round out the corners, it's all yours.

What's in the tin?

The following functions are implemented:

  • refresh_renviron : Refreshes in-memory R environment variables, noting changes
  • bare_combine: Turn a selection of comma-separated bare strings into a - base::combine: statement
  • join_rows: Join cr/lf-separated selected rows of text into a single space-separated row

Examples

Twitter RANTS!

Use the Addins menu to bring up a dialogue for Twitter Rants!

Bare Combine

Similarly, the RStudio Addins menu selection "Bare Combine" will take a text selection and make it into a c() statement. For example:

a,b c,d,e f

or

a, b c, d, e f

will be converted to:

c("a", "b c", "d", "e f")

NOTE: not all double-quote edge cases are handled (yet).

Join Rows

Finally, unless I'm missing something, RStudio doesn't have a "join rows" option, so you can use the RStudio Addins menu selection "Join Rows" to do just that. So:

a
b
c
d

becomes:

a b c d

The best way to find out if I'm wrong about that is by doing this tho since the internet will gladly tell me if I'm wrong.

Installation

devtools::install_github("hrbrmstr/hrbraddins")