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问题 We implemented a simple Azure bot using a QnA Maker knowledge base and we enabled the Teams channel. In the webChat, the markdown formatting is rendered just fine. However in Teams the markdown formatting is not always working as expected: If there is not any prompt in the answer, the formatting is perfect If there is a prompt in the answer, the Markdown formatting is not rendered as expected I attach the link of a screenshot illustrating the issue: Screenshot Illustrating the issue Did you

问题 Writing a readme in github I run into the problem that if I want a paragraph of text after a list it interprets it as just more of the list: * List item More text Shows up as: List item More text I tried looking at a few other github repos but I can't tell why theirs are working and mine isn't. example 回答1: In stack exchange posts and GitHub markdown you can use an HTML tag to force the end of a list: - one - two - three <a/> not a list item produces: one two three not a list item Or on

问题 I want to have text that has underscores in it. It's not code and so I don't want to use code format. I want to stop markdown treating it as an instruction to italicize it. I can escape _each_underscore (see!) with \ but I have a total of 20 and that looks ugly in the source, hard to maintain and not very DRY. Any other options? 回答1: Some Markdown implementations – in particular Stack Overflow's server-side C# version MarkdownSharp (where it's optional behavior) and client-side JavaScript

问题 I am writing a paper in Rmarkdown about an ongoing project. I have my own .Rmd file where I am writing it. At the same time, I have several scripts in R stored in different files with the extension .R . In different parts of the paper I need to describe what it is in those R scripts, so that I need to embed the codes of the scripts in the Rmarkdown file without running it. To summarize: Folder 1 paper.Rmd script1.R script2.R I tried this chunk with no success: ```{r eval=F} source("script1.R"

问题 I am trying to change the style of my bibliography in Rmarkdown. I followed this solution but nothing happens in my case. This is my code: --- title: "Tilte" author: - name: Rollo99 abstract: | Abstract keywords: whatever date: "`r Sys.Date()`" citation_package: natbib bibliography: library.bib biblio-style: abbrvdin references: link-citations: yes linkcolor: blue output: rticles::elsevier_article: number_sections: yes header-includes: - \setcitestyle{numbers} - \usepackage{amsmath} -

问题 Till now, I was using this chunk of code to load R packages and write .R files. But I am trying to use knitr rm (list=ls(all=TRUE)) kpacks <- c('ggplot2','install_github','devtools','mapdata') new.packs <- kpacks[!(kpacks %in% installed.packages()[,"Package"])] if(length(new.packs)) install.packages(new.packs) lapply(kpacks, require, character.only=T) remove(kpacks, new.packs) options(max.print=5.5E5) But now, when I put this chunk of code in a Knitr document, I get this error: Error in

问题 Till now, I was using this chunk of code to load R packages and write .R files. But I am trying to use knitr rm (list=ls(all=TRUE)) kpacks <- c('ggplot2','install_github','devtools','mapdata') new.packs <- kpacks[!(kpacks %in% installed.packages()[,"Package"])] if(length(new.packs)) install.packages(new.packs) lapply(kpacks, require, character.only=T) remove(kpacks, new.packs) options(max.print=5.5E5) But now, when I put this chunk of code in a Knitr document, I get this error: Error in

问题 Till now, I was using this chunk of code to load R packages and write .R files. But I am trying to use knitr rm (list=ls(all=TRUE)) kpacks <- c('ggplot2','install_github','devtools','mapdata') new.packs <- kpacks[!(kpacks %in% installed.packages()[,"Package"])] if(length(new.packs)) install.packages(new.packs) lapply(kpacks, require, character.only=T) remove(kpacks, new.packs) options(max.print=5.5E5) But now, when I put this chunk of code in a Knitr document, I get this error: Error in

问题 Till now, I was using this chunk of code to load R packages and write .R files. But I am trying to use knitr rm (list=ls(all=TRUE)) kpacks <- c('ggplot2','install_github','devtools','mapdata') new.packs <- kpacks[!(kpacks %in% installed.packages()[,"Package"])] if(length(new.packs)) install.packages(new.packs) lapply(kpacks, require, character.only=T) remove(kpacks, new.packs) options(max.print=5.5E5) But now, when I put this chunk of code in a Knitr document, I get this error: Error in

问题 I haven't been able to find an example for this, but is it possible to import text by reference into a Markdown file? For example, say I have my README.md . Can Markdown import from somefile.txt into the README, like with image references? 回答1: Easy answer: No, Markdown does not support this. Slightly more complicated answer: If you don't mind manually concatenating files or writing a simple build script, you can easily fake it. Consider the following simple example: parts/ is a directory to