This looks great!

Got a 10 minute video for you. The dots really clicked for me after watching this.

youtu.be/oIMFZf5dUFA?...

Ah, was mistaken then. Base R's `file.choose()` is probably the next best thing. Or `choose.files()` for multiple files and much more customisable.
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I think it's the same? The rstudioapi package is largely compatible with positron

To remove the need to use them, you could use the {janitor} package to clean your variable/column names. For example:

```
library(janitor)
x <- data.frame("Month Name" = 1:12) |> clean_names()
```

This should turn the column name to month_name and allow you to refer to it without quotes.

You typically don't need those while working with R. I think it comes up because of how you are creating/reading in variable/column names eg from excel. The names probably have spaces in them hence the need to use ' or " or `. You can totally work with them as is but R does not play well with them

Would you consider having literate programming a first class feature? Scripts with special comments could be compiled into a pdf/html etc?

Otherwise, looks really good!

Thank you! I'll add it to the list!

Thank you so much, this is helpful!

I am trying to improve upon a package that primarily uses matrices. But it's limited by the two-dimensional nature of them, and arrays seem like the natural step up.

Ok found a solution. Turns out scales::label_number(style_negative = "parents") does this.
Note to future self: read the documentation of functions!!