On 12 jun 2009, at 11.06, Graham Smith wrote:
Anders
Anders Ekberg wrote:
You can always try to change the encoding, e.g. using TextWrangler
and see if that changes anything.
I'm sorry to say I don't how to do this. Do you mean my little bit
of code giving me problems or do you mean the entire Lyx file.
If its the former do I change the encoding and paste it back into
Lyx. I'm afraid I am over my threshold of understanding here.
Yes, that was the quick-and-dirty idea. Open in TextWrangler, use save
as... and click option to specify the encoding you want (there are
probably much fancier ways of doing it).
However, if I type the commands into an Emacs buffer I get some
strange syntax handling
cabbages$Year<-recode(cabbages$Year,'"X2001"="2001;"X2002"="2002"; etc
With the "X2001"="2001" the " and the numbers are pink (including
the X) and the = is black the ; is also pink and the ' is black
but in the
"X2002"="2002" this is reversed the " and the ; are still pink but
so is the = sign. The X2002 and 2002 are now black, which is the
pattern that persists for the rest of the code.
This is defenitely far over my (very low) threshold of understanding ;-)
/Anders
