Adapt runSelection to use RCommands as Shortcut#101
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Ikuyadeu merged 2 commits intoREditorSupport:masterfrom Mar 2, 2019
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Adapt runSelection to use RCommands as Shortcut#101Ikuyadeu merged 2 commits intoREditorSupport:masterfrom
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@MaTo04 Great work, thank you for submitting Pull Request. |
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@MaTo04 I merged now. |
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The function runSelection could just send selected Code to the console. To ensure a intuitive workflow it would be nice to run internal R-functions by VS Code shortcuts for the selected code.
Best way to check the pull request ist to start a R-console and run selected code like before (ctrl+enter). Then load a dataframe and check if the predefined shortcuts are running:
ctrl+1 = nrow
ctrl+2 = length
ctrl+3 = head
ctrl+4 = transposed head (multiple functions)
ctrl+5 = names