Hi!
Rob Oakes wrote:
This is clearly either a problem in the way that R installs itself, or
the way that LaTeX installs itself. I'm not actually sure which though
and I don't know where to file the bug report.
It Sweave.sty is required by LaTeX only when used with R, who must we
take care
Hi!
I've been trying to learn a bit more about LyX, LaTeX, R and Sweave to
better understand this issue :-)
Jean-Marc LASGOUTTES wrote:
It is expected (by me at least) that either:
1/ the installation of R installs Sweave.sty at the right place (was
MaxTeX already installed when you install
This is clearly either a problem in the way that R installs itself, or
the way that LaTeX installs itself. I'm not actually sure which though
and I don't know where to file the bug report.
When I just checked, I was not able to find a "sweave" package for R,
nor was I able to find one for TeXLive
"[Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC." writes:
> *3.* If I try to compile a new document including S/R expressions,
> compilation fails throwing the following error:
>
> ! LaTeX Error: File `Sweave.sty' not found.
>
> Here the full stack to further reference:
>
> http://xen.net/onLyX/lyxSweaveStyNotFound.
Hi!
lyx-de...@oak-tree.us wrote:
Hi JMarc,
Reasonably sure. I was having the problems back in November. And there
were two separate issues. The first was getting LyX 2 to work, the second
was related to getting R + Sweave to work.
The problems that eventually required Sweave.sty were relate
"[Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC." writes:
> Sorry, I replied to Rob's message before reading this one! That's what
> I've found here: Sweave.sty as is is not longer in the path and LyX
> looks for R libraries instead. Is it ok this interpretation? Thanks!
Yes. But still it should not crash...
JMarc
Hi JMarc,
Reasonably sure. I was having the problems back in November. And there
were two separate issues. The first was getting LyX 2 to work, the second
was related to getting R + Sweave to work.
The problems that eventually required Sweave.sty were related to getting
documents to compile co
Oops!
Jean-Marc LASGOUTTES wrote:
Rob Oakes writes:
Just one thought, make sure that there is a copy of Sweave.sty installed
in your LaTeX path (and make sure that LyX can find it). I was having
some troubles with Sweave and LyX 2.0 on Mac a while ago, and this is
what ultimately fixed it.
Hi Rob!
Rob Oakes wrote:
Hi Ricardo,
Just one thought, make sure that there is a copy of Sweave.sty installed
in your LaTeX path (and make sure that LyX can find it). I was having
some troubles with Sweave and LyX 2.0 on Mac a while ago, and this is
what ultimately fixed it.
Nope, it is
Rob Oakes writes:
> Just one thought, make sure that there is a copy of Sweave.sty installed
> in your LaTeX path (and make sure that LyX can find it). I was having
> some troubles with Sweave and LyX 2.0 on Mac a while ago, and this is
> what ultimately fixed it.
Are you sure? It should not be
Hi Ricardo,
Just one thought, make sure that there is a copy of Sweave.sty installed
in your LaTeX path (and make sure that LyX can find it). I was having
some troubles with Sweave and LyX 2.0 on Mac a while ago, and this is
what ultimately fixed it.
But, to be honest, I haven't really played wi
Hi!
Jean-Marc LASGOUTTES wrote:
Without doing any other step, if I create a new document and go to
Document>Settings>Modules and try to add Sweave module, LyX crashes. I
am nevertheless able to add other modules like Braille or EndNote.
This is bad. However, I do not see where it comes fr
"[Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC." writes:
> I'm afraid I am facing some kind of problem here. I've downloaded the
> 2.0 alfa release and installed in on an MacPro running Mac OS X 10.6.3
> and on top of a LyX 1.6.5 installation running fine.
>
> First of all, please, after copying the new LyX to Appl
Thanks Julien and Rob,
Rob Oakes wrote:
Hi Ricardo,
Sweave in LyX 2.0 works a little different. Instead of being relegated
to a single document class, it has instead been implemented as a module.
The upside is that you can now use Sweave with any document class and
with any LaTeX variant (my p
Hi Ricardo,
Sweave in LyX 2.0 works a little different. Instead of being relegated
to a single document class, it has instead been implemented as a module.
The upside is that you can now use Sweave with any document class and
with any LaTeX variant (my personal favorite class is the Tufte
Handout
On 09/05/2010 5:15 PM, [Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC. wrote:
I've just installed LyX-2.0.0alpha2.dmg and I don't find the S/R
expression option in Insert>Custom Insets.
Must it be available out of the box?
Thanks!
Ricardo
The sweave module should be there out of the box. Once you add it to
y
Rob,
Rob Oakes wrote:
If the code chunk is short, you can also use S/R expression insets.
(Not sure if this is available in LyX 1.6.5. From LyX 2.0, go to
Insert->Custom Inserts->S/R expression).
I've just installed LyX-2.0.0alpha2.dmg and I don't find the S/R
expression option in Insert
Thanks, Rob!
Rob Oakes wrote:
Hi Ricardo,
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For reasons I do not really understand, R code within tables (or figure
floats) can be very fragile. LyX 2.0 makes this better through the
Sweave module, but it is still not perfect.
The best way I have found for overcoming the fragility is to pla
Hi Ricardo,
<>
For reasons I do not really understand, R code within tables (or figure
floats) can be very fragile. LyX 2.0 makes this better through the
Sweave module, but it is still not perfect.
The best way I have found for overcoming the fragility is to place it
within a minipage. You can
Hi all,
I've posted this same message yesterday evening at
http://www.latex-community.org LyX forum. Please, accept my apologies
for cross-posting! I'm new to this LyX world and trying to identify the
best way of getting/providing help! Here the issue:
I've successfully installed R 2.11.0 an
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