Have run into a problem using ggplot2 and pgfsweave(+Lyx). When I run my code in R, I get a nice plot with coloured/shaded tiles, and those tiles do not appear when running via pgfsweave. Note that ot
I have written some custom R code that wraps a third-party binary. One of that binary\'s features is to produce a LaTeX document with a figure and some text. One of my code\'s features is to parse tha
I am working on Sweave now, when I want to use R code to describe one variable in the latex table. It turns out that Sweave cannot read these R codes, the output is not the variable, instead, the ou
I\'m currently trying to use SweaveListingUtils. Because of the vignette, the first steps are quite easy.
How can I produce a Sweave (or pgfSweave) document without angle brackets \">\" in front of code chunks? I want people to be able to cut and paste my code directly from the pdf output. Here\'s a snipp
I installed the pgfSweave package for color syntax in LaTeX documents, but I ran aground when it comes to a LaTeX dependency. I\'ve installed the pgf package via MikTeX\'s Package Manager (Admin) a开发
I\'ve just started using Sweave on TeXShop ( which runs on OSX). Is it possible to have syntax coloring of the source code so that I can distinguish between raw text and R-code?
My current Makefile for weaving looks something like: SUFFIXES: .tex .pdf .Rnw MAIN = lecture INCLUDES = chapter1.tex chapter2.tex ...
So I\'ve got some parameter estimates like so est<-matrix(1:10,nrow=2) colnames(est)<-c(\"a\",\"b\",\"c\",\"d\",\"e\")
I\'m a big fan of reproducible research. I often use make, Sweave, LaTeX, and R to produce large research reports (i.e., lots of Sexpr() commands and heaps of graphs and tables).
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