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If you keep scrolling, you’ll eventually see your addins. You’ll first see all the built-in possibilities.

Go to Tools > Modify Keyboard Shortcuts in RStudio. The good news is, you can create a keyboard shortcut for any addin.

At that point, your addin might not save much time. I’m guessing you may be thinking that it’s kind of cumbersome, if you have a lot of addins and need to scroll through a long list of them. I’ll highlight this text and run the bare combine addin again It even works if the items aren’t comma-separated. As you can see, they don’t have quotes around them.īack in RStudio I’ll paste that text, highlight it, then click on the add-inĪnd voila, code for a properly formatted R vector. I’ll go to the text file and copy a comma-separated list of browser names. You’ll find those in RStudio’s Addins menu above the upper-left scripts paneĪs you can see, I have a lot of addins installed! Instead of installing a package with functions, this installs a package with several RStudio addins. Bare combine is part of Bob Rudis’s hrbraddins on GitHub, so you can install it with this code: remotes::install_github('hrbrmstr/hrbraddins') You install addins the same way you install packages: with install.packages if they’re on CRAN, or whatever you use to install from GitHub if they’re on GitHub. But the bare combine addin solves the problem. Adding quotation marks around each one gets kind of annoying if there are more than a couple of items. I’ll show you one of my favorites: bare combine. If you’ve never used RStudio addins, they’re definitely worth a look. I’m Sharon Machlis at IDG Communications, here with Do More With R: RStudio Addins, and keyboard shortcuts.

Keyboard shortcut to highlight text and find info on a page