In gadenbuie/shrtcts: Make Anything an RStudio Shortcut

shrtcts was inspired by rsam, the RStudio Addins Manager by @yonicd. There's a lot that rsam can do --- including helping you manage your keyboard shortcuts --- and shrtcts is essentially an extension of rsam's limited liability addins. rsam provides three slots for custom addins that in turn look for specially-named functions defined in the global environment. In the addins menu, these three custom addins appear as lla1, lla2, and lla3. The upside of rsam is that you don't have to write code in YAML (huge plus!), but the downside is that the names of the addins are fixed.

shrtcts, on the other hand, rewrites its own addin registry so that you can have customized addin names and descriptions. In both packages, the number of custom addins is limited: rsam provides 3 slots, while shrtcts gives you 100.

gadenbuie/shrtcts documentation built on Dec. 31, 2022, 6:23 p.m.