JS: Mark character strings as literal JavaScript code
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Mark character strings as literal JavaScript code
Description
Copied verbatim from the htmlwidgets package
to avoid adding a dependency just for this single function.
Usage
JS(...)
Arguments
...
Character vectors as the JavaScript source code
(all arguments will be pasted into one character string).
Value
The input character vector marked with a special class.
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Mark character strings as literal JavaScript code
Description
Copied verbatim from the htmlwidgets package to avoid adding a dependency just for this single function.
Usage
JS(...)
Arguments
... |
Character vectors as the JavaScript source code (all arguments will be pasted into one character string). |
Value
The input character vector marked with a special class.
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