GNU-R is a software, that makes statistics and nice plots.
Sweave [1] i a Package, that enables to use GNU-R in LaTeX.
At present emacs is the best editor to write Sweave-TeX files. So it would
be nice, if emacs could parse it correct.
Sweave code is embedded as noweb like
<<echo=FALSE>>
three = 1+2
@
and with \Sexpr{three}
Problems occour, for example if i want to print the "age" column (of line 1)
of a table like
\Sexpr{mytable$age[1]}
the $ will confuse the parser.
It would be fine, if the parser could ignore:
<< ... >>
...
@
and \Sexpr{ ... }
[1] http://www.statistik.lmu.de/~leisch/Sweave/
--
Jonas Stein <[email protected]>
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