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R Markdown test | |
=============== | |
# Title 1 | |
## Title 2 | |
### Title 3 | |
#### Title 4 | |
Headings work. | |
* hola | |
* hello | |
List works. | |
`helloooooo` | |
Raw inline markup works. | |
```{r} | |
## Fenced R code chunks work | |
print("hello") | |
``` | |
```{r echo=FALSE} | |
## Even when using knitr options | |
library("devtools") | |
``` | |
```bash | |
## Other languages work too, note that knitr has several engines implemented too http://yihui.name/knitr/demo/engines/ | |
$ echo "$hola" | |
``` | |
# Problematic part: inline R code | |
Ok, raw inline works: | |
`devtools` | |
`Rword just to check starting with R|r` | |
Problems start here. First one is not recognized, but then the regex works after that and the `adfs` uses the r source scope. | |
`r print("devtools")`adfs | |
asdf | |
`r print("devtools")` | |
`hello` | |
`r print("test1")` print("test2") the first print should be R marked-up while the second one should not. | |
`hola` | |
`R print(paste("Hola", 0)) ` asd | |
`Rhola` | |
Hm... it just doesn't stop. I could either get the regex to simply not regnize the inline R code or to recognize it, but then never stop. | |
Hola | |
1. hola | |
2. hello | |
```{r eval=FALSE} | |
## derfinder itself | |
library(devtools) | |
install_github("derfinder", "lcolladotor") | |
``` | |
```r | |
print("hola") | |
``` | |
[hola](sadfasdf) | |
Never stopped... | |
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