I'm not sure I understand. Why not just take your existing R script
and wrap it in \begin{document} <<>>= ... @ \end{document} and run it
through Sweave?
-Ista
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 2:40 PM, Gabriel Koutilellis <kgabr...@in.com> wrote:
> Dear list,I have read really a lot the past few days, but I haven't found a
> matching solution for my problem.I have R 2.9.2 on Windows XP and MikTex 2.8
> installed.What I want to do is to automate the sweave file generation.I
> thought I could use the R2Sweave, RweaveLatex, and Sweave in a combination so
> thatI won't need to do anything.Perhaps some minor modifications at the last
> step.My purpose is to print text (summaries) and plots on the same pdf file,
> fast and easily.If later I need to produce a much more elegant paper I know I
> will need to fix the latexpart of my code.Let's say I have a file of R code
> "script.R"so in R> R2Sweave("script.R")> RweaveLatex()> Sweave("script.Rnw")>
> texi2dvi("script.tex", pdf=T)would produce of something like the pdf with the
> summaries and plots coded inside the "script.R"Thank you
>
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