I would like to execute code chunks in a R notebook in a Terminal. Running code in a terminal has been introduced in RStudio 1.1 and currently works with selecting lines and pressing Cntrl + Alt + Enter. However to be able to use this in a R Notebook with non R-code, you need to be able to run the code chunk in a terminal. Especially when you use bash chunks on Windows. Would it be possible to introduce a 'Run current chunk in Terminal` via the play button?
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I was about to make a new feature request but this seems to be largely the same idea as my own. I was hoping to see bash chunks "routed" to the terminal, so that they behave the same as code in a .sh file (e.g. ctrl+enter sends to terminal). This could enable notebooks to contain a mix of R and shell code (as well as output), which would be hugely helpful for workflows that bounce between the two.
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I would like to execute code chunks in a R notebook in a Terminal. Running code in a terminal has been introduced in RStudio 1.1 and currently works with selecting lines and pressing
Cntrl + Alt + Enter. However to be able to use this in a R Notebook with non R-code, you need to be able to run the code chunk in a terminal. Especially when you use bash chunks on Windows. Would it be possible to introduce a 'Run current chunk in Terminal` via the play button?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: