Open LuisLauM opened 1 year ago
Dear @paleolimbot
In order to move on in this point, I have made the next commit in my fork https://github.com/LuisLauM/rbbt/commit/bfafeb22f22cb48f49fa5d5439525f1f59df2106
There, I include a new argument (include.chunks = TRUE
). Now it works great for me but of course I do not know if you feel that it is a good solution.
Let me know it, please. Regards.
This should be taken care of together with references in Quarto #| tbl-caption: ...
and #| fig-caption: ...
etc (including sub-captions if any. Also include chunks
is confusing because you are talking about chunk options.
Also, if you (optionally) include chunk options, why not the rest of the carved-out instances, i.e. in-line code? I think the interface should be consistent.
References in chunks would refer to, for example, table output.
This should be taken care of together with references in Quarto
#| tbl-caption: ...
and#| fig-caption: ...
etc (including sub-captions if any. Alsoinclude chunks
is confusing because you are talking about chunk options.Also, if you (optionally) include chunk options, why not the rest of the carved-out instances, i.e. in-line code? I think the interface should be consistent.
References in chunks would refer to, for example, table output.
Yes, that solution was made quickly and then I realized that it is not the good one at all. I have written some lines that extract @refs
from 1) header of chunks and, 2) within the chunks, only from those lines that starts with #| tbl-caption: ... and #| fig-caption:
. However, I have not submitted yet because I was planing to test it well before and right now I have been busy with another activities in my project.
I got a caption like this:
Then I try to update the bibliography using the addin, but reference of @AnAuthor2021 is never added.
PS: omit the \ before the ` (is just to avoid the Rmd interpreter of Github).