"Of course, your R options and/or code lines will be polluted, but I think
it can solves/work around this problem. ;-)"
Thank you Leslie. But Sweave is usefull **because** it just runs the R code
with no modification...
I'm currently testing another approach to avoid the problem. I will show you
when it's done ! =o)
Thank you very much.
david
2009/1/9 Leslie Harlley Watter <[email protected]>
> Hi David,
>
> I don't know if your problem is only with the < and > simbols, but you
> can write a postproc like this:
>
> %!postproc(tex): '-LT-' '<'
> %!postproc(tex): '-GT-' '>'
>
> Of course, your R options and/or code lines will be polluted, but I think
> it can solves/work around this problem. ;-)
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Leslie
>
> Em Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 02:57:48PM +0100, David Hajage escreveu o seguinte:
> >) Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2009 14:57:48 +0100
> >) From: David Hajage <[email protected]>
> >) To: Leslie Harlley Watter <[email protected]>
> >) Subject: Re: [t2t] Feature request ?
> >) Cc: txt2tags mailing list <[email protected]>
> >)
> >) Thank you Leslie.
> >)
> >) One problem is that <<options>>= could be several things, for example:
> >) <<tabAge,echo=F,results=verbatim>>=
> >) or
> >) <<otherTitle,echo=T,fig=T>>=
> >)
> >) But I could make several lines of preproc, so I think this part is ok.
> >)
> >) But when I use txt2tags, despite the use of """, some R code is modified
> by
> >) txt2tags. For example, '2+2<5' becomes '2+2$<$5' in latex, and '2+2 <
> 3' in
> >) html.
> >)
> >) I think I can't use a postproc line there, because I don't want to
> replace all
> >) $<$ or < by < in my document (only for R code, not for all the text).
> """
> >) don't protect enough my code...
> >)
> >) 2009/1/7 Leslie Harlley Watter <[email protected]>
> >)
> >) Hi David,
> >)
> >) You can use postproc to add <<options>>= like as you want:
> >)
> >) try adding these to your heading:
> >)
> >) %!postproc(tex): '-ROPTIONS-' '<<options>>='
> >)
> >) and your options block quote will be like this:
> >)
> >) -ROPTIONS-
> >) """
> >) 2+2
> >) @
> >) """
> >)
> >) I've put the three quotes to t2t don't interpret the block.
> >)
> >) Cheers,
> >)
> >) LEslie
> >)
> >)
> >)
> >)
> >) Em Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 10:51:57AM +0100, David Hajage escreveu o
> seguinte:
> >) >) Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2009 10:51:57 +0100
> >) >) From: David Hajage <[email protected]>
> >) >) To: [email protected]
> >) >) Subject: [t2t] Feature request ?
> >) >) Reply-To: txt2tags mailing list <
> [email protected]>
> >) >)
> >) >) Hello txt2tags users and developpers.
> >) >)
> >) >) I've just discovered txt2tags, and I absolutely love this program
> !
> >) Thank you
> >) >) very much !
> >) >)
> >) >) I'm also an R user (R is a free software environment for
> statistical
> >) computing
> >) >) and graphics : http://www.r-project.org/). R has a fantastic
> tool called
> >) >) Sweave. With Sweave, you can write a LaTeX or HTML document,
> include in
> >) it some
> >) >) R statistical code, and Sweave can replace R code by results.
> >) >)
> >) >) Example for latex document :
> >) >) \documentclass{...}
> >) >) \begin{document}
> >) >)
> >) >) blablalba
> >) >)
> >) >) Some R code :
> >) >) <<options>>=
> >) >) 2+2
> >) >) @
> >) >)
> >) >) \end{document}
> >) >)
> >) >) Everything between <<options>>= and @ will be replace by the
> result :
> >) >) > 2+2
> >) >) [1] 4
> >) >) and the rest of the file (text and latex markup) doesn't change.
> >) >)
> >) >) I would like to use txt2tags to write my report. With txt2tags, I
> will
> >) be able
> >) >) to convert my report in latex or in html, then run Sweave on it
> to
> >) replace R
> >) >) code by results.
> >) >)
> >) >) I tried, but there is a problem : txt2tags transforms
> <<options>>= and R
> >) code
> >) >) into something else.
> >) >)
> >) >) Example :
> >) >) Before txt2tags :
> >) >) <<options>>=
> >) >) 2+2 < 5
> >) >) @
> >) >) After txt2tags (latex)
> >) >) $<$$<$options$>$$>$=
> >) >) 2+2 $<$ 5
> >) >) @
> >) >)
> >) >) Before txt2tags :
> >) >) <<options>>=
> >) >) 2+2 < 5
> >) >)
> >) >) @
> >) >)
> >) >) After txt2tags (latex) :
> >) >) \begin{verbatim}
> >) >)
> >) >) <<options>>=
> >) >) 2+2 < 5
> >) >) @
> >) >) \end{verbatim}
> >) >) After txt2tags (xhtml)
> >) >)
> >) >) <pre>
> >) >) <<options>>=
> >) >) 2+2 < 5
> >) >) @
> >) >) </pre>
> >) >)
> >) >)
> >) >) Thus, I would like to know if there is a way (a markup ?) to
> protect
> >) some text
> >) >) from any transformation by txt2tags. I don't have other example
> in mind,
> >) but I
> >) >) think this feature could be helpfull in some situation.
> >) >)
> >) >) Thank you for reading me, and thank you very much for this tool.
> >) >)
> >) >) Best regards.
> >) >)
> >) >) David Hajage
> >)
> >) >)
> >)
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