I've been looking through the R documents to see if there's a way to not
output certain chunks of code. I'm trying to present a document to a team
of folks that won't necessarily be interested in the line-by-line code,
though they are interested in the charts, etc. Thus, I'd like to not output
In the chunk options, you can use the argument echo = FALSE to
suppress display of the R code in the output.
echo = FALSE=
# R code
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This will still print out results from R that would be sent to the
command line (like print() statements, cat() statements, results from
summary(), etc), but the
Hi
I use Sweave and have a master Rnw file and parent files.
If there are large chunks I split them up and then just put a % in front of
the \SweaveInput if unwanted.
Otherwise I split up the tex files with \input and \includeonly
You could get into the chunk options and change things there but
Similarly, you can split a large input document into child documents
in knitr, e.g.
chap1, child=chap1.Rnw=
@
You can comment out this chunk when you do not need it. Or control it
programmatically,
setup, include=FALSE=
include_me = TRUE # or FALSE
@
chap1, child=if (include_me)
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