highlightUi | R Documentation |
This function can be used to highlight UI elements within the RStudio IDE. UI elements can be selected using query selectors; most commonly, one should choose to highlight elements based on their IDs when available.
highlightUi(queries)
queries |
A list of "query" objects. Each query should be a list with
entries |
The tool at:
Help -> Diagnostics -> Show DOM Elements
can be useful for identifying the classes and IDs assigned to the different elements within RStudio.
Elements are selected using the same queries as through the web
querySelectorAll()
API. See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/querySelectorAll
for more details.
For example, to highlight the Save icon within the Source pane, one might use:
rstudioapi::highlightUi("#rstudio_tb_savesourcedoc")
In some cases, multiple UI elements need to be highlighted – e.g. if you
want to highlight both a menu button, and a menu item within the menu
displayed after the button is pressed. We'll use the Environment Pane's
Import Dataset button as an example. To highlight the From Text
(readr)
command, you might use:
rstudioapi::highlightUi( list( list(query = "#rstudio_mb_import_dataset", parent = 0L), list(query = "#rstudio_label_from_text_readr_command", parent = 1L) ) )
The highlightUi
function was introduced in RStudio 1.3.658.
## Not run: rstudioapi::highlightUi("#rstudio_workbench_panel_git")
# clear current highlights
## Not run: rstudioapi::highlightUi("")
# highlight within an RMD
## Not run: rstudioapi::highlightUi(".rstudio_chunk_setup .rstudio_run_chunk")
# Optionally provide a callback adjacent to
# the queries that will be executed when the
# highlighted element is clicked on.
## Not run: rstudioapi::highlightUi(
list(
list(
query="#rstudio_workbench_panel_git",
callback="rstudioapi::highlightUi('')"
)
)
)
## End(Not run)
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