Christophe Dervieux

````markdown --- title: test output: html_document: theme: version: 5 code_folding: show --- ```{r, eval = TRUE} 1 + 1 ``` ```` 

Show one line of code but result from another line without adding any comment

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Tested from https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/issues/863#issuecomment-1132597488 > ```{r} > mtcars > rmarkdown::paged_table(mtcars) > ``` > Can I show 'mtcars' in the code chunk after the render but not 'rmarkdown::paged_table(mtcars)' and in addition to...

This relates to https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/pull/783 where I found the specific internal engine (`verbatim`, `embed`, `cat`) are not working quite right in Quarto, mainly because they rely on `source` hook and Quarto...

Add a powershell engine

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Why : * bash or sh is not always accessible on windows * It would be good to have a Windows equivalent This could be made easier after working on...

read_chunk() could support reading Rmd and use chunk label

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I am opening this here to not forget. It is possibly opened elsewhere but I did not find it. This is something that could be useful and see asked already...

write_bib() could respect the CITATION file if any

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This would allow some special like keeping first URL if multiple to be apply. For example, we have this in **bookdown** where we use a CITATION file to get some...

`out.width` and `out.height` warning as ignored for pptx output format

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Among docx, pptx, rtf, and odt, pptx is the only format that does not support width and height. Do we need warning when output is pptx and out.width and out.height...

support fig.alt for non HTML output

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This would be nice to have `fig.alt` work also for other outputs than Pandoc supports. See discussion and notes : * About support in DOCX: https://github.com/yihui/knitr/pull/1900#issuecomment-717101270 * About support in...

With this type of document where a link is added in the caption for example: ````markdown --- output: html_document: keep_md: true self_contained: FALSE --- # Setup ```{r, fig.cap = "here...

I wanted to share some ideas about how I think including a url with `include_*` would have worked. This is for discussion to see what should / could be considered...