I think in most cases you are probably on the wrong track if you have
to generate LaTeX code for figures from R code (LaTeX tables are
another story), but your case might be different. You did not give a
specific example on why you had to do that, so I cannot give any
advice for now.
My best guess is
results='asis'=
whatever_your_figure_functions_are()
@
So please provide a minimal example, and avoid indefinite descriptions
like seems or feels like (in particular, this should be easy
made me feel my IQ suddenly dropped by 50%).
Regards,
Yihui
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On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 10:36 PM, Daryl Morris dar...@uw.edu wrote:
Hi,
I have what I think should be a basic question on knitr. I am just moving
to knitr, and previously I had created functions which automatically created
latex wrappers for many (100s) figures. I also have other functions which
automatically create pages worth of latex tables.
The knitr method seems to be to write this figure code by hand.
Is there a way to use my pre-existing functions to output latex into the
.Rnw document? So far, everything I've tried isn't doing it. (I've been
modifying the functions to output big strings of latex instead of writing
files, and trying various methods to print that output into the .Rnw file).
It feels like this should be easy... the output of the R-block is latex.
thanks, Daryl
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