Hi Stephen,
yasnippet allows you to insert modifiable yaml templates. You can define
'fields' that you want to modify, along with straight text that will be
inserted verbatim.
In my case, I enter the string 'yaml', hit the tab key, and the template is
inserted. The cursor starts in the title
Tyler,
Happy you are lending a hand. I alternate between notebook and plain
htmil output. this is my typical:
---
title: "Title"
author: "Author"
date: "2023-10-08"
output:
# html_document:
# df_print: kable
# mathjax: C:/emacs/MathJax.js
html_notebook:
df_print: kable
Hi Stephen,
Like Manuel, I also do my Rmd editing in Emacs, with ESS and polymode to handle
most things, and a yasnippet to insert my YAML section. This covers my needs,
but I'm not a very sophisticated user of YAML.
What support would you like to see? Perhaps there are features you aren't
Hi Stephen,
I am not part of ESS team but I'm wondering what kind of problems you have
with Rmd files, maybe we can give you some advices.
I do all my Rmd and Qmd files in Emacs without any problem. In my
experience it works very well, even better than org-mode babel for R. For
the yaml part I
Hello,
I would like to request better support of Rmd, but that is not ESS
really. I apologize if this is considered too much off topic.
Do you know who can improve rmarkdown?
Currently there is zero support for the meta/yaml section at the
beginning, which makes it inconvenient to the point I am
Hi Gang:
Resurrecting this old thread from 09/2021�
For the last few years, the lack of an ESS release has been decried.
And, deservedly so. Now, I�m happy to report that we intend to
create a new release roughly by XMAS. The reason that I am
telling all of you this: we are very interested in
Hi Toby:
Perhaps it depends on whether they are undergrad or grad students.
If you are a grad student, then the university owns your copyright
(and faculty/staff too for that matter ;o) But, for undergrads, I don’t
know what the rules are.
--
Rodney Sparapani, Associate Professor of
Hi Rodney,
Just a point of clarification, it is completely OK for R-GSOC students to
write non-R code, and that happens every year (most common other languages
are probably FORTRAN/C/C++ and JavaScript but ESS/elisp should be fine
too). See non-R languages column in last year's coding projects
Hi Toby:
Well that is very generous. But ESS is not written in R.
So I don’t think this would work. Also getting another
person to file FSF paper work can be painful. For
example, the student’s employer is likely a university
who would own their code. Typically you have to
get them to give
Hi ESS devs,
Have you thought of trying to recruit a Google Summer of Code (GSOC)
student to work on ESS?
Each year R has 20+ students in GSOC who each work on 10 week coding
projects (June-Aug).
To recruit a student please write a project proposal and add it to the
R-GSOC wiki,
Am Wed, 22 Sep 2021 19:53:15 +0200
schrieb ess-help-requ...@r-project.org:
> Message: 2
> Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2021 07:26:59 -0500
> From: Dirk Eddelbuettel
> To: "Sparapani, Rodney"
> Cc: "ess-help@r-project.org"
> Subject: Re: [ESS] Advice on setting up ESS to edit and knit Rmarkdown
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