Hi! On Sat, 29 Sep 2018 15:16:39 +0200 meik michalke <meik.micha...@uni-duesseldorf.de> wrote: > Am Samstag, 29. September 2018, 14:18:22 CEST schrieb Thomas > Friedrichsmeier: > > As for "final" rendering, I figured a plugin might be the tool of > > choice? As it would likely include various output formats and > > options (not necessarily in a first version, of course). I wouldn't > > mind, if somebody else could take a look into this! > > i can probably try something, if you you help me out from time to > time. let's start with how do i use the currently opened .Rmd file > automatically in a plugin? i think i haven't done something like that > before.
Well, actually it wasn't possible until you wrote this... There is now a pre-defined property "current_filename" that you can connect to. Take a look at the Data->Sort plugin to get an idea how it can be used (that one uses current_object to work on the currently edited data.frame, if any). We may or may not want to limit the visibility of a "Render" plugin to script windows, but that is something to worry about later. > > Oh, wait, I can reproduce this, if and only if a status message > > (e.g. warnings/errors) has been generated. But no problem on a > > "clean" preview. Can you confirm this is the pattern you are > > seeing, too? > > yes, same here. when i clode the preview and open it again, there's > no message about loaded packages and the scrollbar was usable. it > wasn't before, just like you saw. Should be fixed, now. > btw, did you have a look at kile 3 yet? it was installed with kubuntu > 18.04 and by default now also has a live preview of the compiled > LaTeX document you're editing. it uses synctex to jump to the part of > the document where your cursor is in the LaTeX file (i have no idea > if that's possible with markdown as well). more importantly, you can > configure whether preview updates should happen immediately after > changes or only when you saved the file. very handy. That makes some sense. I'll try to remember to address that, once I'm done fixing the most important bugs. > it also shows how previews are not only possible for HTML but also > PDF in KF5, which might be something to remember for future features > and a good example to get some inspiration from. Yes. Regards Thomas
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