This was amazing stuff. Gonna help me a lot. Please let me know how can we utilize parameters passed to qmd file. 1) when we pass with -P flag. Its easy to pass but how can we call this in qmd that is not well documented. 2) when we pass yaml with execute-params then again how can we call them. not well documented. 3) can we pass just yaml file or can we also pass yaml as an object from ram without saving in physical file form Looking forward to your reply and learn from it. Thanks !!
1) & 2), Depends on the language engine, but either directly by param name in a code block with Python, or with params${parameter_name} (eg params$alpha) with R. quarto.org/docs/computations/parameters.html 3) Not totally sure I follow the third questions. Mind if you open this as a question on the discussions forum? github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions. In terms of "not well documented", I think they'd love to hear suggestions to document parameters better.
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please more in quarto python and Jupiter notebook tutorials .
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Do you have particular aspects of notebook -> quarto you would like to see??
This was amazing stuff. Gonna help me a lot. Please let me know how can we utilize parameters passed to qmd file.
1) when we pass with -P flag. Its easy to pass but how can we call this in qmd that is not well documented.
2) when we pass yaml with execute-params then again how can we call them. not well documented.
3) can we pass just yaml file or can we also pass yaml as an object from ram without saving in physical file form
Looking forward to your reply and learn from it. Thanks !!
1) & 2), Depends on the language engine, but either directly by param name in a code block with Python, or with params${parameter_name} (eg params$alpha) with R. quarto.org/docs/computations/parameters.html
3) Not totally sure I follow the third questions. Mind if you open this as a question on the discussions forum? github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions.
In terms of "not well documented", I think they'd love to hear suggestions to document parameters better.