I'm trying to extend R <http://www.r-project.org/>'s
knitr<http://yihui.name/knitr/>package to generate AsciiDoc. The idea is that
I want to be able to mix R
source code with other text. So I want write something like this:
[r, eval=TRUE, results="show"]
////
#some R code goes here
sin(pi / 3)
////
And that gets run through knitr creating an AsciiDoc document. Depending
upon the options set in the attribute list, it would generate a code block
with my source code or the results or both (or neither).
----
sin(pi / 3)
## [1] 0.8660254
----
Ideally, the document should still be legal AsciiDoc markup before it has
been run through knitr (as well as, obviously, afterwards). If I create a
document with my sample [r] comment block in it, then AsciiDoc throws a
warning
missing style: [blockdef-comment]: r
I tried creating a config file, r.conf, with the following contents
[blockdef-r]
delimiter=^////{4,}$
options=skip
posattrs=style
(The details are copied straight from [blockdef-comment] in
asciidoc.conf.) Unofrtunately, this gives the same warning.
I have two questions.
How do I get AsciDoc to recognise my new block?
and
Do I need to do anything to specify the attributes that I want it to be
allowed to use (eval, results, etc.)?
Thanks.
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