fkgruber

For R code blocks the :session support is just critical. I can't see much use otherwise. Anyway fantastic for shell blocks and others.

Yes. I would also like to know how you can contribute. I'm interested in additional posterior prospective checks for other variables types like survival showing Kaplan-Meier plots for example

What I'm trying to do is very simple. Suppose I have 2 messages: ``` library("RProtoBuf") p = new(tutorial.Person, id = 1, name = 'Dirk') p$name = 'Murray' p2 = new(Rtutorial.Person)...

I see that RProtobuf has a function RProtoBuf::WriteVarint32. Are there any examples on how to use it? I think that is the equivalent in cpp to that python function _VarintBytes...

Ok I tried: ``` brew uninstall emacs-plus brew upgrade brew install emacs-plus@27 --with-modern-orange-icon --with-xwidgets ``` PNG and JPG are working now but SVG still gives problem: Opening a SVG I...

This seems to be related to. imagemagick: ``` convert tst.svg tst.pdf convert: must specify image size `/var/folders/_w/dcs87wy950b8bsf1ftp8w39nbjnl50/T/magick-GsdZ3V7-4U9uNBbt0s-jEqxXyRsgdAuC' @ error/mvg.c/ReadMVGImage/186. convert: no images defined `tst.pdf' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3322. ``` any idea what...

This works: `convert -size 568x604 tst.svg tst.pdf` so it seems that the current version of convert requires you to specify the image size for svg files.

It is very strange the list of delegate clearly shows that it is using rsvg-convert to do the transformation fred$ convert -list delegate |grep svg ``` cdr => "@UniconvertorDelegate@' '%i'...

After further research it seems that some svgs work while other don't. SVGs that are missing the viewport do not work. The weird thing is that when I tried emacs-mac...

I'm interested in rendering SVG to include handwritting content to my org-roam notes: [handwriting](http://magicscience.info/20210821080707-how_to_embed_handwritten_content_in_your_org_roam_site.html) I'm attaching 2 svgs. The Yin_yang.svg should work fine. I then removed the viewport from it...