Florian Rupprecht

Thank you for opening the issue. httpgd (currently) only works with the internal graphics engine of R. I have however been wondering for a while if the viewer could be...

> I'm not sure whether this is a vscode issue or not, because I'm hitting it even when opening the httpgd link in a web browser (using Fedora on WSL...

Thanks for the bug report. I think I also experienced something similar a couple days ago after my PC resumed from standby. I will see if I can replicate it...

@Gavin-Lijy Thank you for following up, I unfortunately have still not found a way to replicate this. I am quite busy with other projects ATM, but I have been working...

Hi @ManuelHentschel yes, I had quick look at your PR yesterday already, thanks for all of your work so far! I am a bit busy this week, so it took...

> With respect to the different "abstraction levels" of plotting with R and httpgd in particular, where would the vscode-R-viewer fit in best? ... The http/websocket API is intended to...

I just had a look at your implementation and using something like this: ```css #svgDiv > svg { width: 100%; height: auto; } #plotDiv { width: 20%; height: 20%; float:...

> If possible, I'd try to avoid relying on the HTML engine to load other resources, since the webview is quite limited compared to a proper browser. [...] That makes...

> Definitely makes sense. I'm just trying to keep the viewer code as clean/structured as possible, and would prefer avoiding !important as it can make the CSS rather hard to...

I just finished my draft for the public client API, but I have trouble adding to your PR. I think I either do not understand how to do this in...