codegrip provides RStudio addins and Emacs commands for reshaping R code and navigating across syntactic constructs.
addin_reshape
lets you cycle between different shapes of function calls. For instance, reshaping transforms code from wide to long shape and vice versa.
Note that for function definitions, addin_reshape
cycles through two different long shapes. The traditional L form uses more horizontal space whereas the flat form uses less horizontal space and the arguments are always aligned at double indent:
There are currently two motions implemented in codegrip: outwards and inwards.
-
addin_move_inside
finds the first opening delimiter ((
,[
, or{
) after your cursor and steps inside it. -
addin_move_outside
finds the first opening delimiter before your cursor and steps outside it.
These motions are handy for quick navigation across to quickly jump from a function argument to the corresponding function call. From there, you can reshape the whole call using addin_reshape
.
The package is not yet on CRAN but you can install the development version from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("lionel-/codegrip")
Suggested keybindings:
Alt + Tab
:addin_reshape
Alt + 3
:addin_move_outside
Alt + 4
:addin_move_inside
Not yet implemented:
Alt + 1
:addin_move_backwards
Alt + 2
:addin_move_forwards
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Forward and backward motions.
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Adding arguments to a function call using forward backward motions.
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Reshaping of repeated calls like
foo(...)(...)
. This will help reshaping data.table pipelines, e.g.DT[...][...]
. -
Reshaping of
{
expressions. -
Reshaping of pipelines of binary operations, including pipes.
-
Columnar formatting of
tibble::tribble()
calls. -
Selection of syntactic constructs, such as function arguments.
codegrip currently uses the R parser to figure out the structure of your code. Because of this, it doesn't work with malformed or partially written code. Your whole file must be valid R code for codegrip commands to work.