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Rmarkdown #19

Open thegaryking opened 4 years ago

thegaryking commented 4 years ago

Could we extend support to rmarkdown? (rmarkdown runs r and produces markdown code which produces latex which runs pdflatex to produce pdfs.) Ideally, it should use the same emacs commands as we use for editing latex (ctrl-c,a to compile and view etc). Gary

izahn commented 4 years ago

RMarkdown is supported using polymode: https://polymode.github.io/usage/. Export is bound to M-n e by default.

As usual I have mixed feelings about messing with keybindings :-)

Markdown mode uses C-c C-a to insert links (the C-"a" is mnemonic for link "anchor"). Markdown mode also has C-l to insert a link, so rebinding C-c -C-a to polymode-export might be OK. Are there any other keybindings you want for .Rmd files, or just C-c C-a to export?

thegaryking commented 4 years ago

I see. I didn't see polymode. but does polymode do something equivalent to C-c,a which we have for latex? if not, could we put that in as well as maybe Ctrl-c,c? Gary

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RMarkdown is supported using polymode: https://polymode.github.io/usage/. Export is bound to M-n e by default.

As usual I have mixed feelings about messing with keybindings :-)

Markdown mode uses C-c C-a to insert links (the C-"a" is mnemonic for link "anchor"). Markdown mode also has C-l to insert a link, so rebinding C-c -C-a to polymode-export might be OK. Are there any other keybindings you want for .Rmd files, or just C-c C-a to export?

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izahn commented 4 years ago

I'm pretty sure M-n e (polymode-export) does what you want. You can also use "Export" from the "Polymode" menu.

I looked at the keybinding situation and I'm very reluctant to start re-binding things. C-c C-a already serves a useful purpose in markown-mode, as does C-c C-c. The emacs universe is too big and unruly for consistency across modes unfortunately.

thegaryking commented 4 years ago

ok, that makes sense. thanks Ista Gary

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On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 8:41 PM Ista Zahn notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm pretty sure M-n e (polymode-export) does what you want. You can also use "Export" from the "Polymode" menu.

I looked at the keybinding situation and I'm very reluctant to start re-binding things. C-c C-a already serves a useful purpose in markown-mode, as does C-c C-c. The emacs universe is too big and unruly for consistency across modes unfortunately.

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