register package as RStudio addin to open current file with editR #24
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I think it will be much easier to open current file with editR by clicking menu
Addins -> editR - open current fileinstead of input a line in console manually.The function is very simple, didn't check file extension so it will also try to open current file that not RMarkdown. Since editR will found this error and report correctly, I decided I don't have to check file type.
Because I used Roxygen to generate help files, it also updated the other .rd files with minor difference, mainly about Roxygen version and some extra white space, probably because originally editR used a lower version Roxygen.
To use this function, RStudio have to be > v0.99.878.