The help of ?rstudioapi::sourceMarkers
states:
Note that if the message field is of class "html" (i.e. inherits(message, "html") == TRUE) then its contents will be treated as HTML.
However, when running the following Code, the text is evaluated as is, not as html.
foo <- shiny::HTML('<div style="color:red;">I am red</div>')
bar <- shiny::HTML('<p style="color:red;">I am red</p>')
inherits(foo, "html")
#> [1] TRUE
inherits(bar, "html")
#> [1] TRUE
markers <- list(
list(
type = "error",
file = getwd(),
line = 145,
column = 1,
message = foo),
list(
type = "info",
file = getwd(),
line = 145,
column = 1,
message = bar))
rstudioapi::sourceMarkers(name = "Test Name", markers)
Was able to track down the issue and filed a bug report at rstudio
As lon g as this bug is not solved within RStudio, it is easily possible to use a data frame instead of a nested list to achieve the html-evaluation:
bar <- '<p style="color:green;">I am green</p>'
markers <- data.frame(
type = c("error", "info"),
file = getwd(),
line = 145:146,
column = 1,
message = c(foo, bar))
attr(markers$message, which = "class") <- c("html", "character")
inherits(markers$message, "html")
#> TRUE
rstudioapi::sourceMarkers(name = "Test Name", markers)