I forgot to mention the most exciting thing of all
I'm intending to add parameterized chunks; so you can define a chunk to
illustrate an algorithm which you can then "instantiate" in various
places to work on specific data.
I've been using this model a lot for one project and had to keep
Gorjanc Gregor wrote:
Based upon previous work I used literate classes since
this has been proposed earlier. However, Jean-Marc has been working on another
approach with modules,
which make literate classes for R-LyX obsolete. Right Jean-Marc? Can this
approach also be used for noweb
and work o
>> Based upon previous work I used literate classes since
>> this has been proposed earlier. However, Jean-Marc has been working on
>> another approach with modules,
>> which make literate classes for R-LyX obsolete. Right Jean-Marc? Can this
>> approach also be used for noweb
>> and work of Sam?
Sam Liddicott schreef:
Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote:
>> Can I use it on Windows ?
I haven't got windows to try but AFAIk there is nothign
windows-specific or even path-related in it, so I guess you
can, as long as you have a decent awk for windows.
>
> Please let me know ho
Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote:
>> Can I use it on Windows ?
I haven't got windows to try but AFAIk there is nothign
windows-specific or even path-related in it, so I guess you
can, as long as you have a decent awk for windows.
>
> Please let me know how you get on.
Can't i
Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote:
>> Can I use it on Windows ?
>
> I haven't got windows to try but AFAIk there is nothign
> windows-specific or even path-related in it, so I guess you
> can, as long as you have a decent awk for windows.
>
> Please let me know how you get on.
Can't
Gorjanc Gregor wrote:
Hi Sam!
This sounds interesting, though a bit to technical for me. My work regarding
the literate programming
with LyX was with R - statistical package that provides tangle and weave
commands that extract R code
and replace code with results, respectively.
Aye, I read
>> Can I use it on Windows ?
>
> I haven't got windows to try but AFAIk there is nothign
> windows-specific or even path-related in it, so I guess you
> can, as long as you have a decent awk for windows.
>
> Please let me know how you get on.
Can't it be done using Python (hoping this i
Hi Sam!
This sounds interesting, though a bit to technical for me. My work regarding
the literate programming
with LyX was with R - statistical package that provides tangle and weave
commands that extract R code
and replace code with results, respectively. Based upon previous work I used
litera
Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote:
notangle (which was buggy) is not used to generate
the source, instead an awk script, newfangle, is used,
fixing various notangle bugs; such as:
Can I use it on Windows ?
I haven't got windows to try but AFAIk there is nothign windows-specific
or eve
> notangle (which was buggy) is not used to generate
> the source, instead an awk script, newfangle, is used,
> fixing various notangle bugs; such as:
Can I use it on Windows ?
Vincent
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