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I've been experimenting quite a bit with the increasingly popular %>% operator from the magrittr package.
I've used it enough that I've set a keyboard shortcut to save me typing:
shift+command+. instead of space, shift+5, shift+., shift+5, space.
This is great in SublimeTetxt2 but Rstudio does not allow services it does not work if I'm working within Rstudio projects.
This would be exactly synonymous with the alt+- binding for the assignment <- operator that is oxygen to the otter.
If someone could point me to where the shortcuts are coded in the github repo so I could "hack" my own, I suppose this would be a useful start.
https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio
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The shortest and the quickest way to clear the global environment in R is by using shortcut keys from the keyboards. Simply hit Ctrl+L on the keyboard and you will see that everything written in the console will be erased and the console will be cleared.
Ctrl+R in Excel and other spreadsheet programs To fill more than one cell, select the source cell and press Ctrl + Shift + Right arrow to select additional ones. Then, press Ctrl + R to fill them with the contents of the original cell. Using the Ctrl + D shortcut fills a column instead of a row.
You can modify a command's shortcut by clicking on the cell containing the current shortcut key sequence, and typing the new sequence you'd like to bind the command to.
Just noticed that RStudio v0.98.1079 has shift+command+M mapped for the %>% operator. You can check out the other keyboard shortcuts within RStudio by clicking at the Help tab or by entering alt+shift+K.
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