Ivan, Some of the functionality of R Markdown documents can be found in the R GUI when you work in a script document rather than the console and make use of functions. For instance, the ability to expand or collapse parts of the document (functions can be expanded or collapsed), have code run without output to the console (invisible returns from functions, or assigning function returns to variables).
It doesn’t sound as though this is exactly what you’re looking for—the literate programming concept with rmd documents is very nice—but it might suit your particular needs. - Tom > On 201604 12, at 10:18, Ivan Calandra <ivan.calan...@univ-reims.fr> wrote: > > Sorry, I thought it would be clear based on the previous emails... > > I don't know much yet about chunks and other functionalities of knitr and > rmarkdown, so I might be missing some points, but three interesting aspects > about chunks that I have already notices is that it is possible to give them > names, expand them or reduce them in the script (making the code more > readable) and evaluating them but not displaying the results in the html/pdf > report. This is possible in RStudio, but it seems that it is not in the R GUI > Editor. > > Ivan <snip>
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