Matt Dray

As per @mattkerlogue conversation, `::` isn't always used for functions, of course. Could be `package::object`. It currently reads as 'x package function y' in {r2eng}. Maybe a case for looking...

Maybe recognise novel infix operators.

Thank you, I agree. We can probably be a bit smarter and guess the user's intention; if two or more headers are selected then they're probably intended as tabset headers....

Note to self: `stamp_tabset()` is hard-coded for a two-tab tabset. Will need to detect the number of tabsets a user has intended and iterate over them to generate the return...

@mattkerlogue Ahaha, didn't realise you watched this repo. I was just thinking about tidying up this package soon—especially #10, #14 and #28—and then maybe even release a v0.1 eventually. (P.S....

☝️ This also happens in Vanilla R GUI.

Cracking, thank you. As discussed, this seems to have been introduced in v0.2.0 and I think it's probably related to the checking/insertion of terminal periods (for accessibility purposes), which was...

Oops, I added #113 and somehow it's five months later. I'd like to address this soon in the code, but for sure it will get some documentation if that fails....

Hi @jonathonmellor, this should now be fixed in #127 (the max character length of a column is used to decide if the column should be widened in the output spreadsheet,...

This is kind of complex. The styling will occur when the column is full of numerics, but if it's character due to to a suppressed value, then the commas won't...