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Request to change the dash symbol in the output #14
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Actually, we use the clisymbols package, so maybe switching to cli will solve this, and the active bindings are OK. |
Yes, changing to cli solves this, it seems, as it does detect latex output. Fix coming soon. |
Awesome, thanks for the quick fix @gaborcsardi! ^^ |
Actually, could you bump the version number so we can use that info on a DESCRIPTION file to make sure that the user has the right version of |
…on_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved
…on_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved
…on_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved
…on_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved
…n_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved
…ion_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved
Done, 1.0.1.9001. There are a bunch of new things, so let me know if it does not work as it should. |
Great, thanks! ^^ And yes, I'll report any new issues (if I notice any). Best, |
…ion_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved + re-make the repo using by using the Bioc version (deleted the old GitHub history)
…n_info() as requested by Jim Hester now that r-lib/sessioninfo#14 has been resolved
Hi,
I got an automatic email from @jimhester today about the change from
devtools::sesion_info()
tosessioninfo::session_info()
. That's ok with me except for this one issue:sessioninfo
uses a dash symbol different from the simple-
we all use (and that is used bydevtools
).Why does this matter? Well, this issue then breaks
rmarkdown::render('test.Rmd', output = 'pdf_document')
as shown below.test.Rmd
file contents:Output from using
rmarkdown::render()
(well, theknit
button in RStudio):Let me know if you need any other information.
On a similar note, I'm not sure of the
!
symbols that get added sometimes will break things too. In this particular R session I was testing different things for a few days and updated some R packages in a separate R session before getting the output. If that's the only way you get!
in the output, I'm guessing that it would be ok with LaTeX. But since it's not a unicode problem, I'm hoping/guessing that usingresults = 'asis'
on the code chunk would work.Best,
Leo
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