Dear R-experts,
I have tried this command:
#--------------
odfWeave("C:/Documents and
Settings/rajdl/Dokumenty/zk/vstup.odt","C:/Documents and
Settings/rajdl/Dokumenty/zk/vystupek.odt")
#---------------
and the console output was:
#--------------
 Setting wd to
C:\DOCUME~1\rajdl\LOCALS~1\Temp\Rtmpfusjrb/odfWeave23103342397 
  Copying  C:/Documents and Settings/rajdl/Dokumenty/zk/vstup.odt 
  Decompressing ODF file using unzip -o "vstup.odt" 
 
  Removing  vstup.odt 
  Creating a Pictures directory
  adding font declarations...
 
  Looking for style information in styles.xml
  Splitting file around <office:styles> at line 7806 
 
  adding font declarations...
 
  Looking for style information in content.xml
  Splitting file around <office:automatic-styles> at line 2842 
 
   Regular Expression:  Sexpr
  Regular Expression:  <<>>
  Regular Expression:  SweaveOpts
 
  Sweave tags found in:  content.xml 
  Removing xml around <<>>= for  content.xml 
  Writing  content.xml  to  content.Rnw 
 
  Removing  content.xml 
  Sweaving  content.Rnw 
 
  Writing to file content.xml
  Processing code chunks ...
    1 : echo term xml(label=irisTable)
 
  'content.xml' has been Sweaved
  Removing  content.Rnw 
 
  Packaging file using zip -r "vstup.odt" . 
Error in odfWeave("C:/Documents and
Settings/rajdl/Dokumenty/zk/vstup.odt",  : 
        vstup.odt does not exist
In addition: Warning message:
incomplete final line found by readLines on 'content.Rnw' 
#--------------------
I use R.2.4.0, odfWeave 0.4.8., Windows XP and I have copied zip.exe and
unzip.exe (from http://www.murdoch-sutherland.com/Rtools/tools.zip )  to
/bin directory in installation directory of R.
I suppose that the input file (vstup.odt) exists and is recognized by R
if it is unzipped in the begining. Can anyone help me?
Best regards,
Dan Rajdl <http://biochemik.ic.cz/> 
 

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