I'm ashamed to say, that continued searching has found that I had
already been given the answer to this earlier this year. But in a
different context and my initial searches didn't find it.
The answer is to put the Sweave code into an ERT box and start it with:
/SweaveOpts{keep.source=TRUE}
This stops the R parser from ignoring the line break codes.
In the article class document that I copied the text from, I had added
this to the preamble and hadn't realised it was there.
In fact I now also realise that you can use it as a scrap using
<<echo=TRUE, keep.source=TRUE>>=
Graham
Graham
Graham M Smith wrote:
I have an Sweave/lyx document with a long line of code .
As an article (noweb), ctrl+return allows me to break up the code and
allow it to fit the page and still work as code.
I have pasted the text from the article class file into a new file
that uses the book class (noweb). But now the line runs off the edge
of the page and the single ctrl+return I can see, prints out as \n
rather than wrapping the text.
As always, I could do with some suggestions as to how to fix this.
Graham
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