You cannot disable the bquote prompt itself, as it is part of the R language's syntax for creating expressions. However, you can avoid entering the bquote prompt by ensuring that you use bquote correctly and complete the expression in a single line.
If you find yourself frequently entering the bquote> prompt, it may be due to an incomplete expression. Make sure to close all parentheses and quotes properly.
If you want to avoid using bquote altogether, you can use alternative methods for creating expressions or labels, such as paste or sprintf, as mentioned earlier. This way, you won't encounter the bquote prompt at all.
If you have any specific scenarios or further questions, feel free to ask!
