I noticed that in the rendered webpage, below each code chunk we have displayed path to something.
It looks like it's due to knitr::hook_purl() implemented in the aforementioned PR. It returns a path and that returned value is included in the output HTML code. My idea is to wrap this up to a higher level function so that the script is still screated but that high-level function would return nothing.
follow-up on https://github.com/pharmaverse/examples/pull/51
I noticed that in the rendered webpage, below each code chunk we have displayed path to something.
It looks like it's due to
knitr::hook_purl()
implemented in the aforementioned PR. It returns a path and that returned value is included in the output HTML code. My idea is to wrap this up to a higher level function so that the script is still screated but that high-level function would return nothing.