Hi, using the full_path I solved the problem. Thanks for your precious
suggestion!!!
Best
Riccardo
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 6:12 PM, Yihui Xie wrote:
> Let me clarify a little bit about me comments on SO: setwd() should be
> called in the first place before you work on anything, and it should
> ne
Let me clarify a little bit about me comments on SO: setwd() should be
called in the first place before you work on anything, and it should
never be used in the middle of a project (if you do, you need to
restore it later). Presumably Sweave writes the output file using
something like cat(output, f
I'll second the full path option.
Just create a variable path_to_data and concatenate it with the names of any
files you need in that directory.
You could also try to use relative paths if the data is "nearby" and is likely
to not change that position.
e.g. if the data was in '/home/r/Documents
On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:23 AM, Riccardo Romoli wrote:
> Dear R list,
> I'm using R 2.15.2 with TeX Live 2009 and ESS 12.09 . I have a R
> project in the '/home/r/Documents/myproj/', which is my working
> directory (where I have the .Rnw file). Inside the document I have
> several "setwd()" to collec
Dear R list,
I'm using R 2.15.2 with TeX Live 2009 and ESS 12.09 . I have a R
project in the '/home/r/Documents/myproj/', which is my working
directory (where I have the .Rnw file). Inside the document I have
several "setwd()" to collect the datasets I use.
After I compile from the terminal using
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