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This looks very helpful it does not indent the lines that it does in the same way that Rstudio or emacs ESS does by default.
For example, this line:
old.priors<- db.query(paste("select prior_id from pfts_priors where pft_id =", parent.pft.id, ";"), con=con)
is converted to tidy_source() as
old.priors<- db.query(paste("select prior_id from pfts_priors where pft_id =",
parent.pft.id, ";"), con=con)
while Rstudio converts it to
old.priors<- db.query(paste("select prior_id from pfts_priors where pft_id =",
parent.pft.id, ";"), con=con)
the Rstudio way makes it easier to see that the arguments on line 2 are arguments to the paste functions.
Is there a way around this? I've reviewed many isues in this repository and suspect that the answer is 'no' but couldn't find a reference to this in particular.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You are (unfortunately) correct -- the answer is no. All tidy_source() magic comes from deparse(). Since deparse() cannot do this, neither can tidy_source().
This looks very helpful it does not indent the lines that it does in the same way that Rstudio or emacs ESS does by default.
For example, this line:
is converted to
tidy_source()
aswhile Rstudio converts it to
the Rstudio way makes it easier to see that the arguments on line 2 are arguments to the
paste
functions.Is there a way around this? I've reviewed many isues in this repository and suspect that the answer is 'no' but couldn't find a reference to this in particular.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: