Marcel Schilling
Marcel Schilling
@scheibler > Did you try to use the query syntax? The OP literally contains the exact query using the query syntax: > 1. add an exact-match mode to the search...
@jalvesaq: > ... if I hold the left Alt key and press = in Insert mode, I get ½. If I do the same, I am taken to normal mode...
related: @yihui (the [author](https://github.com/yihui/knitr/graphs/contributors) of [`knitr`](https://github.com/yihui/knitr)) [wrote](https://disq.us/p/gqnea1): > I think it is legitimate to simply source() the script. There is no need to read_chunk().
@jalvesaq: > Is there a knitr command that gets a label as input and either returns the code to be run or directly runs the code? Seem like `knitr:::knit_code$get()` is...
@scheike: Not sure if I got what you are looking for, but maybe https://github.com/gaalcaras/ncm-R has what you need?
@josephernest: Thank you for providing more and more information but please consider useing the edit function to modify your original post instead of spamming over 200 users with a notification...
@claman: pandoc supports reveal.js, this is a feature request to get support for remark.js.
@mjbright: > I find it to be a major pain trying to reorder slides in a text editor Just an idea: One slide per `*.md` file, `fzf` to select an...
You *could* autogenerate (temporary) 1-slide presentation HTMLs, render those to images and populate your selection menu this way. Not sure if `fzf` can do that directly, but if not `dmenu`...
How about a read length histogram with a boxplot on top? :wink: