Benjamin

I think you'll find two problems with your code. 1. `c(paperwidth, paperheight)` is going to generate a single vector. I think you mean `list(paperwidth, paperheight)`. 2. If you catch an...

A formula! That's brilliant! I can't speak for @maxheld83 , but it's rare that I encounter the situation where I have several arguments that all take the same assertion arguments....

Do you have interest in including this in `checkmate`? If so, I'll prepare a pull request. (based on [massert](https://github.com/nutterb/StudyPlanning/blob/devel/R/massert.R)) I'm not advocating either way. I just want to know if...

I had prepared a long argument for why I preferred `massert` over `aapply`, and in the process of writing it, convinced that `aapply` is better. So, my arguments against my...

> `api_call` my thought is that would create another layer of indirection that I'm more likely to mess up in the future. Also, I'm guessing it would be easier to...

The following works as of version 0.8.3 The challenge with multiple inputs is that, unlike `kable`, `pixiedust` maintains an interface to work across rows and columns. With multiple inputs, it...

Unfortunately, I don't think I have any good solutions for you right now, aside for printing out the LaTeX code and making adjustments manually (which isn't actually a "good" solution)....

I don't recall branching logic over forms/arms was a feature when I first wrote parseBranchingLogic. I'm not quite sure how we would get this to work in redcapAPI. I think...

I'm researching this. If I can find a simple way to do this for Latex output I can incorporate it. But I haven't found anurging yet.

This is another one I'll spend some time thinking about. I'll come up with something.