In a book project using knitr, I'm creating a large number of variable
and objects in chunks within
chapters. I'd like to find a way of keeping track of all of those for
each chapter, and clean up
at the end of each chapter, without having to manually list their names
as shown below.
The book.Rnw file uses a collection of child documents:
<<ch1, child='ch01.Rnw'>>=
@
<<ch2, child='ch02.Rnw'>>=
@
<<ch3, child='ch03.Rnw'>>=
@
...
A typical chapter file, ch02.Rnw begins with a setup chunk and ends with
a cleanup chunk:
<<setup2, echo=FALSE>>=
source("Rprofile.R")
knitrSet("ch02")
require(vcdExtra, quietly = TRUE, warn.conflicts = FALSE)
@
.... content ...
<<cleanup2,results='hide'>>=
remove(list=objects(pattern="array|mat|my|\\.tab|\\.df"))
remove(list=c("A", "B", "age", "count", "ds", "n", "passed", "sex",
"tab", "tv.data", "TV2", "TV"))
ls()
@
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