On 14-02-08 7:58 PM, John Sorkin wrote:
R 3.0.0 or RStudio 0.98.490
Windows 7 (or Linux Mint)
Is there any easy way to run an R program and have it produce text output in a
file along with any graphs that the code produces? I know I can run the program
and paste the graphs into the output however doing this is rather time
consuming.
Besides the functions Jim told you about, there are Sweave (mainly for
LaTeX output, but there is odfWeave) and knitr (several different output
formats possible). In fact, I believe knitr can work with Jim's functions.
Duncan Murdoch
Thank you,
John
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