6:27 a.m.
Hello to all,
Can we add an icon next to the Run (Ctrl+R) to run current line?
That is, line-by-line run the script (starting from the current cursor
location within a script file) when pressing this "button"?
This is a feature that I would use often - for some consciously unknown to
me reasons :). To be honest I use it a lot in RStudio; there is a button
(Ctrl+Enter) to run current line or selection.
I do not know how easy it would be or if the developers and/or the rest of
the community would agree to such a feature.
Thanks
Yiannis
8:59 a.m.
Am 11.05.2022 um 08:27 schrieb Ioannis Venetis:
Hello to all,
Can we add an icon next to the Run (Ctrl+R) to run current line?
[Pedantic side
note: the mouse-over tooltip "ctrl + R" with an uppercase
R for the run button is not entirely correct, because for me here it
just works with ctrl+r, lowercase r. Doing ctrl+R = ctrl+shift+r closes
the editor window for me here on Windows.]
That is, line-by-line run the script (starting from the current
cursor
location within a script file) when pressing this "button"?
Note there are already two ways to achieve this:
- Right-click and select "run current line";
- or mark/select some code portion and then click the run button, which
will execute only the selection.
cheers
sven
12:48 p.m.
Sven thanks a lot for your response.
I was wondering whether we can introduce the above mentioned feature with
an icon (say next to the Run icon) so that I/we can repeatedly press the
icon and watch the execution of code lines one each time (if you reach a
loop then the whole loop is executed or if you reach a function thrn the
whole function is read). It is not "functional" for me to move the mouse to
each line, right click and choosing to run the line (although of course the
current feature by mouse is necessary).
Best,
Yiannis
Στις Τετ 11 Μαΐ 2022 στις 11:59 π.μ., ο/η Sven Schreiber <svetosch(a)gmx.net>
έγραψε:
Am 11.05.2022 um 08:27 schrieb Ioannis Venetis:
> Hello to all,
>
> Can we add an icon next to the Run (Ctrl+R) to run current line?
[Pedantic side note: the mouse-over tooltip "ctrl + R" with an uppercase
R for the run button is not entirely correct, because for me here it
just works with ctrl+r, lowercase r. Doing ctrl+R = ctrl+shift+r closes
the editor window for me here on Windows.]
> That is, line-by-line run the script (starting from the current cursor
> location within a script file) when pressing this "button"?
Note there are already two ways to achieve this:
- Right-click and select "run current line";
- or mark/select some code portion and then click the run button, which
will execute only the selection.
cheers
sven
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1:11 p.m.
On Wed, 11 May 2022, Ioannis Venetis wrote:
Sven thanks a lot for your response.
I was wondering whether we can introduce the above mentioned feature with
an icon (say next to the Run icon) so that I/we can repeatedly press the
icon and watch the execution of code lines one each time (if you reach a
loop then the whole loop is executed or if you reach a function thrn the
whole function is read). It is not "functional" for me to move the mouse to
each line, right click and choosing to run the line (although of course the
current feature by mouse is necessary).
Something you can do is:
* put the cursor on the first line you want to execute
* hit Ctrl-Enter: you'll see the output of that line in the output window
* move the output window out of the way so that it remains open but
doesn't overlap with your script
* in the script window, move down one line with the "down" arrow
* hit Ctrl-Enter: the mew output should appera in the output window
* repeat as needed
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Università Politecnica delle Marche
(formerly known as Università di Ancona)
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http://www2.econ.univpm.it/servizi/hpp/lucchetti
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