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Line Comment in Rmarkdown
See original GitHub issueIn an Rmd file, outside of code chunks, using the ‘Toggle Line Comment’ command should add an HTML comment, not a #
Commenting out TEXT should result in
<!-- TEXT -->
and not
# TEXT
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- Created 4 years ago
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I am reworking the Rmd syntax so that we use VSCode’s built-in Markdown grammar, and add to it code chunks with braces and inline R code. This should also fix #36, #48 and #116.
As a side note, here are the languages that VSCode provides highlighting for without any extensions installed: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/tree/master/extensions