Could we render mixed code block, python and R for example, using the jupyter kernel?

[y9c]

Some ideas?

• knitr engine can render python code with the help from reticulate package. Can we convert R code in jupyter engine by rpy2 package?
• Use the SOS engine? https://vatlab.github.io/sos-docs/
• specific multiple kernel for jupyter? jupyter: ['python3', 'ir'] ?

[mcanouil]

Is it really a question, because you seem to have the answers. 🤔

[y9c]

Kind of... But none of these works for me. I don't know how to make quarto support multi kernels.

[mcanouil]

It's either Jupyter or knitr, you can't use both.
But knitr+reticulate should work as Jupyter+rpy2.
If that is not the case, please provide some reproducible example showing your use case and/or highlighting your issue.

[y9c]

Sorry for the confusion. I don't mean engines (Jupyter or knitr). I mean kernels in jupyter (python3 or irkernel)

[cderv]

For current state about several kernels, see existing discussions in

• Multiple kernels in same file #135
• Code execution for other languages (i.e. other than R, Python, and Julia) #847 (comment)

Currently, it is one kernel only.

[y9c]

Thanks

[y9c]

---
title: "Quarto in jupyter"
format: html
jupyter: python3
---


```{python}
print("Hello python")
```

```{r}
print("Hello R")
```