r - Is it possible to beautifully display the pipeline character (%>%) in RStudio? -


the pipeline operator %>% used lot in dplyr. came across settings beautifully write unicode triple arrow character this:

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i'm wondering possible same display in rstudio?

p.s. source emacs including elisp code here:

https://github.com/emacs-ess/ess/issues/96


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