clean_source: Clean the source text from a cell.
In adamblake/nbsimplegrader_companion: A Companion Package to the nbsimplgrader Jupyter Extension
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Clean the source text from a cell.
Usage
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clean_source(
cell_source = list(),
cell_type = c("code", "markdown"),
keep_comments = TRUE
)
Arguments
cell_source
The code source as a list of lines of text.
cell_type
The type of cell the source came from.
keep_comments
Should comments (# ...) be kept in code cells?
Value
A character vector of length 1, where the cleaned text has been
collapsed into a single string (lines delimited by \n).
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Clean the source text from a cell.
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 | clean_source(
cell_source = list(),
cell_type = c("code", "markdown"),
keep_comments = TRUE
)
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Arguments
cell_source |
The code source as a list of lines of text. |
cell_type |
The type of cell the source came from. |
keep_comments |
Should comments (# ...) be kept in code cells? |
Value
A character vector of length 1, where the cleaned text has been
collapsed into a single string (lines delimited by \n).
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