| shortcut_run | R Documentation | 
If you're using an .R file to store your shortcuts, and if your shortcuts
use named functions, you can get and run the shortcut functions with these
helpers.
For example, if your ~/.shrtcts.R file includes a cow_say_praise()
function
# ~/.shrtcts.R
praise <- function() {
  # your shortcuts, when run this way, can reference other functions
  praise::praise()
}
#' Have a cow say something nice
cow_say_praise <- function() {
  cowsay::say(praise())
}
you can use
shortcut_run("cow_say_praise")
to run the shortcut, or you can use
happy_cow <- shortcut_get("cow_say_praise")
to get the shortcut function to run yourself.
With these helper functions, your ~/.shrtcts.R file is more portable and
becomes a place you can store utility or workflow functions.
shortcut_run() enables you to use your shortcuts in Positron. You can
assign a keyboard shortcut to a specific shortcut function by running the
Preferences: Open Default Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON) command. Then add an
entry like the following:
{
  "key": "cmd+k cmd+p",
  "name": "Have a cow say something nice",
  "command": "workbench.action.executeCode.console",
  "args": {
    "langId": "r",
    "code": "shrtcts::shortcut_run('cow_say_praise')",
    "focus": true
  }
},
When you press Cmd + K followed by Cmd + P, Positron will run the
cow_say_praise shortcut in your R console. Replace
workbench.action.executeCode.console with
workbench.action.executeCode.silently to run the shortcut silently in the
background. You can also use the "when" key to control when the keyboard
shortcut is valid, e.g. "when": "editorTextFocus".
shortcut_run(.name, ..., .path_shortcuts = NULL)
shortcut_get(.name, .path_shortcuts = NULL)
.name | 
 Name of the function of the shortcut (not from the roxygen2 comments but from the name to which the function is assigned).  | 
... | 
 Additional arguments passed to the shortcut function when run.  | 
.path_shortcuts | 
 The path to your   | 
shortcut_run(): Run a shortcut by assigned name
shortcut_get(): Get a shortcut by assigned name
# Create a small example .shrtcts.R file.
set.seed(42)
tmp_shortcuts <- tempfile(fileext = ".R")
writeLines("
praise <- function() {
  # your shortcuts, when run this way, can reference other functions
  praise::praise()
}
#' Have a cow say something nice
cow_say_praise <- function() {
  cowsay::say(praise())
}
", tmp_shortcuts)
# Run the `cow_say_praise` shortcut by name
shortcut_run("cow_say_praise", .path_shortcuts = tmp_shortcuts)
# Get the `cow_say_praise` shortcut
cow_praise <- shortcut_get("cow_say_praise", tmp_shortcuts)
cow_praise()
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