Benjamin Rich

This is indeed useful. One way to accomplish this would actually be to implement tabs (#2295). In my `.vimrc` I have: ``` nnoremap ,o :tab split ``` That way, hitting...

@the-mikedavis, thanks for your response. To be clear, I'm not suggesting to re-implement that plugin exactly (I agree with you that it is rough and about the `:prompt` functionality, etc)....

> > Something like LSP for REPL > > the [Jupyter protocol](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) fits this description, with [plenty](https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyter-kernels) of implementations by this point > I always thought of Jupyter as something...

@riwsky Thanks a lot for your detailed response! In that case, it does sounds like a good approach. I agree with your comment about keybindings. Ideally, you want to be...

It is possible. Can you explain exactly how you are computing the p-value, like how did you get 0.011 for the third p-value (Hispanic)?

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I just wanted to be sure because I wasn't getting 0.011, which turned out to be incorrect. So, here's how you can do it (basically,...

There isn't a better option that I can think of. Thanks!

Okay, I admit this isn't great, but the following works: ```r table1( ~ x, render.categorical = function(x, ...) { c("", sapply(stats.default(x), function(y) with(y, sprintf("%s (%0.2g%%)", FREQ, PCT)))) }) ``` I...

You will have to subset your data so that there is one row per person. There are several ways of doing that. If you want more help, you will have...

Sorry for the delay. I actually could not reproduce it. It still looks okay for me. Could you provide more detail please, and maybe a small example?