On 15.11.04, Paul Johnson wrote:
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huge LyX document and all attendant R code. If I'm using Emacs, there's
a package called ESS that allows me to open an R session and then pipe
command chunks over.
How about telling me how I can do that with LyX?
The lyx-server could be your friend
On 15.11.04, Paul Johnson wrote:
...
huge LyX document and all attendant R code. If I'm using Emacs, there's
a package called ESS that allows me to open an R session and then pipe
command chunks over.
How about telling me how I can do that with LyX?
The lyx-server could be your friend
On 15.11.04, Paul Johnson wrote:
...
> huge LyX document and all attendant R code. If I'm using Emacs, there's
> a package called ESS that allows me to open an R session and then pipe
> command chunks over.
>
> How about telling me how I can do that with LyX?
The lyx-server could be your
I followed along with the LyX noweb instructions and have succeeded in
using LyX to create NoWeb documents that can be sent to the statistical
program R and turned into LaTex by R's Sweave program.
I was using Emacs for things like this, but found I made about 9 times
more errors writing
I followed along with the LyX noweb instructions and have succeeded in
using LyX to create NoWeb documents that can be sent to the statistical
program R and turned into LaTex by R's Sweave program.
I was using Emacs for things like this, but found I made about 9 times
more errors writing
I followed along with the LyX noweb instructions and have succeeded in
using LyX to create NoWeb documents that can be sent to the statistical
program R and turned into LaTex by R's Sweave program.
I was using Emacs for things like this, but found I made about 9 times
more errors writing
