Tianle Liu

Note that this one directly uses the python library `pydyf` to create PDFs and does not require a chromium.

By the way, I want word count and formatted pastes for Markdown as well. But such features are provided by other extensions already (though I think supporting them here is...

The dark theme actually works once for me (the first time I installed the extension and the first file it opened). Then it won't load data ever again. I disabled...

The light themes work well. And btw I am using vscode v1.56.

I need this feature badly. But I guess you don't need to request VS Code to recognize it, do you? I think the python codes can be called and executed...

Note that if you directly recognize those chunks as embedded languages from VS Code, you can't get the interactive features between R and other languages.

Another discussion on this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49503195/reticulate-running-python-chunks-in-rmarkdown

Thanks a lot. It works well except when there are already quote marks inside the code. Maybe a more robust way is to enter the `reticulate` python console inside R...

Any update on this? This feature is indeed needed if you rely heavily on R Markdown. Also, I believe using embedded language is NOT the right way to implement this....

As VSCode has a built-in syntax highlighting for Markdown math, it is possible to reuse the same syntax for R Markdown math.