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Creating a separate issue to kindly request if it's possible to implement a toggle option to show/hide code cells in Outline, as suggested by @renatovargas here:
Thank you for this. I'm coming from posit-dev/positron#3822 and was instructed to bring it up here instead.
Not an issue, but a shameless request related to this. Great work btw. For Quarto documents (.qmd), RStudio shows only headings and subheadings in the outline, like you can see below on the left. Positron (and now I know VSCode), on the other hand, shows headings, subheadings and (code cell) like you can see on the right. Now this looks great for defined code chunk listings that are named for cross refs, but very crowded for the rest of unnamed code chunks.
I am aware that you can click on "collapse all" like below, but that will collapse to first level headings only and you lose some ability to quickly navigate the document, especially in this case, where you go back and forth, perhaps trying out different elasticities in a very specific subsection to see poverty results at the end or going back to see how you set something up. I am aware also that you can individually open up each heading.
Now, I'm not saying to get rid of "(code cell)", because it encourages you to name your chunks and it's a superb feature, but I would appreciate it if there was perhaps a "toggle code cells" option, independent from collapse/expand for the Outline panel, so that you could limit it to headings and subheadings in Rmd, qmd's and other document type files. Thank you.
Creating a separate issue to kindly request if it's possible to implement a toggle option to show/hide code cells in Outline, as suggested by @renatovargas here:
Originally posted by @renatovargas in #167
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