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Lots of object do not display anything: in this case "formattable" #16
So it seems we should implement a repr_html.htmlwidget (and maybe repr_html.formattable? I haven't fully understand the knit_print.*() hierarchy/call chain in formattable yet) and also check that we have the same display mechanism as rstudio (do they have a way to deliver plots to the plot area?).
Regarding things we have no rich printing for: I've no clue how to reliably tell if we miss a repr_xxx.class_type (and tell the user that they should bug us or the package owner for such a method) or that the package author didn't want a visible output. If someone has a clue...
CC: @renkun-ken (owner of the formattable package)
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renkun-ken commentedon Mar 17, 2016
Thanks, @JanSchulz! I notice this too using formattable in the notebook and tries ggvis and it opens a new webpage to show the interactive plot.
jankatins commentedon Mar 23, 2016
This is the knit_print method, which is
So if we want to set width/height we would have to construct a knitrOption structure so that https://github.com/ramnathv/htmlwidgets/blob/3a2e3120ef59260afe9f6e5be08d1cd7612ba903/R/sizing.R#L207-L216 does the right thing...
kcy1019 commentedon Sep 27, 2016
Thanks @JanSchulz !
In
IRdisplay_0.4.9000worked perfectly :)
(Howerver, as you mentioned, just calling
print(x)directly w/o variableydid not show anything)