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bt <- reticulate::import_builtins()
bt$print("Hello world")
## Hello world
## Print statements should always be captured
In `jupyter_compat = FALSE`: we should only see the output of both
expressions.
print(1)
## 1
print(2)
## 2
In `jupyter_compat = TRUE`: we should only see the output of both
expressions.
print(1)
## 1
print(2)
## 2
## Only outputs of last expressions are captured in jupyter compat
In `jupyter_compat = FALSE`: we should only see the output of both
expressions.
1 + 0
## 1
1 + 1
## 2
`jupyter_compat = TRUE`: we should only see the output of the last
expression.
1 + 0
1 + 1
## 2
## One can disable outputs by using `;`
In `jupyter_compat = FALSE`: we should only see the print statement
output
print("hello");
## hello
1 + 0;
1 + 1;
`jupyter_compat = TRUE`: we should only see the print statement output
print("hello");
## hello
1 + 0;
1 + 1;
## `jupyter_compat` works with interleaved expressions
print('first_stdout')
## first_stdout
'first_expression'
print('second_stdout')
## second_stdout
'final_expression'
## 'final_expression'
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