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Viewing List Objects in VSCODE #1399
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Hi,
Yes, I also have found this problem.
Viewing lists is the only thing I prefer from RStudio, it's so much more comfortable. I work with phylogenies and my lists are quite big, VScode's viewer expands them automatically and they take forever...
I would love it if lists opened in a collapsed form at least, and it would be great to see more information about them like @Zahrawi pointed out!@jimenamateo @Zahrawi
Just as a comment - I am using the jsonedit function of the listviewer package. It's quite convenient and IMHO serves the purpose you've been looking for.`library(tidyverse)
library(listviewer)df_l <- mtcars %>%
nest(,.by=cyl)listviewer::jsonedit(df_l$data)
`Thank you @werkstattcodes, your jsonedit function shows the list directly collapsed, so I don't have to collapse it myself, but it is still a very uncomfortable way of seeing the information.
It would be great to have every element as a table, like the gif @datasciencemedicine shared!
Totally agree! For me, this is the major downside of using R in VS Code instead of RStudio and the only reason I still switch back to RStudio from time to time. There are some projects that heavily depend on large lists which are a pain in the ass to work on in VS Code. Also experienced VS Code crashing when trying to view some of these lists.
Reacted by Hasan Jamil, MD, MPH, Daniel Cooper, Jimena Mateo Martín and crazyxiaojSame here!
It is very difficult to work with large nested lists (compared to RStudio). If you could provide a mechanism to represent lists following RStudio's fashion it would be great 😀
Hello. I also join this request. I am working with a list composed of data frames and can't view anything when I run View().
However, in Rstudio it works fine.Reacted by Alejandro OrtizHere to join @castellco, as I have the exact same issue!
Reacted by Gabriel Potvin
When you use Rstudio you can view lists in beautiful way, as you can see each level as a table.
but in vscode, the lists are hard to navigate as they show in scattered way.
I hope you can add this feature to the extension!