Closed francisbarton closed 8 months ago
Does the "Kill active terminal instance" command accomplish this for you in the mean time?
You can just add the command to your keybindings.json.
E.g.,
{
"description": "Restart RSession",
"key": "ctrl+alt+shift+s",
"command": "r.runCommand",
"when": "editorTextFocus && (editorLangId == r || editorLangId == rmd)",
"args": "rstudioapi::restartSession()"
},
Thanks so much @conig. I've got various custom keybindings already set up but I had no idea that you could assign an arbitrary R command using r.runCommand
- that's excellent and solves the problem perfectly.
edit: except it doesn't, because my preferred keybinding shift+alt+r
just prints a capital R at the console instead of executing the command.
I'm actually finding @thedbcooper's idea works fine, one keybinding for kill and another one that launches a fresh R terminal, very easy.
I can see from the wiki that
rstudioapi::restartSession()
is implemented in VS Code, and indeed I can run this from the R console no problem.But what I would like to be able to do is allocate a keybinding for this command, as I can in RStudio.
VS Code doesn't seem to support custom commands for keybindings (?? let me know if I am wrong about this) - you can only set a keybinding for a command that already exists within the command palette.
I don't think
rstudioapi::restartSession()
exists within the command palette - I can't find it by searching there, anyway.I would like it if this command was available in the command palette [or if some equivalent way of being able to set up a keyboard shortcut to restart R could be provided or pointed out to me.]
The Julia language extension has the
Julia: Restart Language Server
command available. I can't see an R equivalent.Thank you!
Edit: apparently it requires the command to be added with
registerCommand
- so this issue is now basically a feature request for that!