See http://biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu/SweaveConvert for several other
approaches. The most solid way I've found is to convert PDF to Word.
Frank
Alexander Shenkin wrote
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> Thanks for the heads up, Paul. That's good to know. I happen to be in
> academics, as are my collaborators, but I could i
Thanks for the heads up, Paul. That's good to know. I happen to be in
academics, as are my collaborators, but I could imagine running into
problems down the road. The good thing seems to be that it's just the
users who want to interact with R who need the software. If
collaborators are just tou
Thanks Rich,
While it doesn't tickle me the way sweave/knitr does, SWord sounds more
or less like the thing I'm looking for. However, poking around
http://rcom.univie.ac.at/ and http://www.statconn.com doesn't reveal any
download links. It seems as though SWord has been pulled from their
lineup?
If you're considering SWord, you should remember that the licence is
not the normal R licence and in commercial use will require a
commercial licence. While some academic disciplines use Word etc, the
issue may be more common outside academia.
For those of us where such requirements involve a proc
You might want to consider SWord, which provides similar facilities for the
Word and R
user. Word-oriented co-authors can modify the Word part of the document
without
impacting the R part of the document.
SWord is by Thomas Baier tho...@statconn.com, author of the statconnDCOM
interface
that is u
This sounds neat, and I wish you the best of luck with it. While I'm
sure it'll be great for folks who are already curious enough to dive
into Sweave or knitr, my guess is that coaxing collaborators into using
markdown with SVN or GIT instead of passing around a Word file with
Track Changes is goi
would it be possible to separate the parts generated by R from the
actually written paths? As creating small doc's by sweave which contain
the generated reports and embedding them via OLE into the static written
text. However, this could require sending around multiple documents
around each time...
I cannot reply in detail at the moment, but we have a proposal to the
Google Summer of Code this year which will address the collaboration
issue. The basic idea is to write everything in plain text with
markdown (including R code), and compile the file with the knitr
package, then convert it to Wor
Hello All,
I'm getting my workflow switched over to Sweave, which is very cool.
However, I collaborate with folks (as many of you must as well) who use
Word to Track Changes amongst a group while crafting a paper. In the
simplest case, there will just be two people (one Sweave user and one
Word u
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