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      <title>Auto-label closing parentheses in RStudio</title>
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      <description>tl;dr I wrote a novelty R function that inserts comments after closing parentheses with the names of the functions they belong to. (These are called biscuits, apparently.) It’s available as an RStudio Addin from the {blogsnip} package.
 Matryoshka functions Shiny apps can involve a lot of nested functions in the UI, which can make them difficult to handle.
Sometimes I comment after a closing parenthesis (‘paren’) with the name of the function that it’s closing, which makes it easier to match the pairs.</description>
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