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      <title>Add in an RStudio Addin to add in backticks</title>
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      <description>tl;dr I wrote a tiny R package called {backtick}, which contains an RStudio Addin with a handful of functions for inserting backticks into your R scripts and R Markdown documents (yes, really).
 Plus one RStudio Addins let you select an R function from a dropdown menu in the RStudio IDE. They’re often functions that you don’t need in your executed script, but can make your life easier by performing some kind of supportive action.</description>
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