Is there a way to make the "View" keymaps work from the "Object-broswer"

[caeu]

Specifically the function for those keymaps:

RViewDFa      n    <localLeader>vh
RViewDFv      n    <localLeader>vv
RViewDFs      n    <localLeader>vs
RDputObj      n    <localLeader>td
RViewDF       n    <localLeader>rv

If not, could it be considered for a future feature request.
Thanks

[PMassicotte]

This works fine on my side.

[caeu]

Thanks for the quick reply, it works on my side as well, but somehow missed it.

[caeu]

I missed it because the table was too large for an old system working on HDDs. I think I will try to set it to a pager (less) and see if it helps. But I guess setting an external pager only works for data.frames and matrices through "csv_app". Is there a way to make the selected pager work for other objects as well, for example large lists?

[jalvesaq]

There are Vim plugins and external applications to visualize CSV files. However, lists are better visualized in the Object Browser. You can also type vi(objname) on the R Console.

[caeu]

A nice and fast tui tool for viewing csv files csvlens. It can handle very large tables with some nice features, like regex search/filter by column. I have it configured to work with tmux if r.nvim is running inside tmux, otherwise view with nvim builtin terminal:

opts = {
   view_df = {
     open_app = os.getenv("TMUX") and "tmux new-window -b -n rnvimview csvlens %s" or "terminal:csvlens"
   }
}

I do have a question though. While the default keymap for viewing a dataframes <localleader>rv works inside the object browser, I would like to be able to assign one character to open a dataframe from within the object browser, akin to the documentation:

objbr_mappings = {
  c = 'class',
  l = 'length',
  n = 'names',
  s = 'summary',
  t = 'table',
  v =   ??  --  to display a dataframe in the viewer
},

Thanks

[jalvesaq]

In this case, we have to copy the code from lua/r/maps.lua:

    objbr_mappings = {
        v = function() require('r.run').action('viewobj') end,
    },

[PMassicotte]

Can not hurt :)