Added Dataviewer Command#20
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Ikuyadeu merged 8 commits intoREditorSupport:masterfrom Sep 3, 2017
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@Ladvien Thank you PR. |
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Ok, no worries. |
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@Ladvien Please delete .DS_Store or add this file in .gitignore. |
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Done. |
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Thank you @Ladvien! |
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Thank you! That'd be great--if you're OK with it? |
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I've added a command which captures what is selected as the name of the dataframe, passes it to the RTerm to write as a CSV, polls the file size of the CSV to assure it is completely written, then opens the CSV, lastly, it uses the Excel Viewer csv.preview command to view the dataframe inside vscode.
There is a limitation of nothing larger than 5 MB dataframes due to vscode issue:
microsoft/vscode#32118
But this look it will be resolved during the next update. Currently, the Preview Dataframe command gracefully fails if dataframe exceeds 5 MB's, notifying the user of the limitation.