[knitr] Editors for knitr: Work with Texmaker and WinEdt, etc | /knitr/demo/editors/

Guest *Pablo Ramon* @ 2012-04-12 17:08:50 originally posted:

Help!!
I`m trying to set knitr, and, next message appears: Error : could not start the command.
All this configuration as the above explanation. why this error could be??

Thanks
Pablo

Guest *Peng* @ 2012-09-21 02:16:25 originally posted:

Hi Yihui,

Thanks for this great package. I tried some examples in Rstudio, they work perfectly.

But in TeXmaker, and I did exactly the same thing as described above. The command to run Knitr seems work well, but I keep getting the following error message in the compiling the Rnw file:"Process started

Loading required package: lattice

This is mgcv 1.7-18. For overview type 'help("mgcv-package")'.

processing file: knitr-manual.Rnw

Execution halted

Process exited with error(s)"

Do you know if there is a way that I can fix it?

Thanks

Guest *Thomas Zumbrunn* @ 2012-09-24 18:40:30 originally posted:

Hi Yihui

I intend to switch from Sweave to knitr. In my daily work, I use a customised version of the bash script at http://cran.r-project.org/contrib/extra/scripts/Sweave.sh which takes care of running pdflatex and friends after the Sweave document has been processed. Is there something similar for knitr that you know of?

Best wishes
/thomas

Guest *Henrik Nyhus* @ 2013-01-31 19:30:55 originally posted:

Hi,
I successfully added the following code to make knitr work with texstudio and texmaker (both for Mac OS-X 10.8.2, with all concerned software up to date per Jan. 2013):

Rscript -e "library(knitr); knit2pdf('%.Rnw')"

See the following pictures for details.
texstudio: http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/618/texstudio.png
texmaker: http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/8097/texmaker.png

Best Regards,
Henrik

ps! I noticed, that if the files you want to compile are in a folder with more than one word (e.g. ../Documents/My kniter project/..), it won'twork.

Guest *John Bullock* @ 2013-03-30 01:16:44 originally posted:

The WinEdt instructions won't suffice unless users have configured R so that it loads the knitr package upon startup. (At least, that has been my experience.) For the rest of us, a small tweak will suffice:

under Parameters put "knitr::knit2pdf('%n%t')"

should become

under Parameters put "library(knitr); knitr::knit2pdf('%n%t')"

Guest *Андрей* @ 2013-04-04 11:11:50 originally posted:

How can I include one .rnw in another .rnw? For example, I can include one .tex to another with "input{part}" and my IDE (TeXstudio) parse it and add this link to structure panel. How I can do similar thing with .rnw? I thought about "Sexpr{paste(knit(text = knit_expand('part.rnw')), collapse = 'n')}" but it is so ugly and TeXstudio don't add this reference to structure panel. There is normal way?

Guest *astralth* @ 2013-05-30 07:21:51 originally posted:

Hi, thanks for the great work !

I just needed to mention that the command provided for texmaker gives errors ('knit_child' function not found) when using Sexpr{knit_child('path')}.

However, it works just fine by replacing it with : Rscript -e "library(knitr); knit('%.Rnw')"

Cheers

Guest *tirip01* @ 2013-07-26 23:02:51 originally posted:

Hi, Mareks solution for Kile is unnecessarily complicated.

Open the 'Build' tab, select 'New..', type 'knitr' and press 'Finish'. In the 'General' tab enter 'Rscript' in the 'Command' field.
Below, in the 'Options' field type: -e "knitr::knit2pdf('%source')"

Go to 'Advanced' tab and set Rnw as 'Source extension' and pdf as 'Target extension'.

In menu select 'Compile'

That's it.

Guest *Roman Luštrik* @ 2013-12-12 14:21:37 originally posted:

Can you mention in the text, that when using the path in Texmaker, it's very important to use single quotes on the inside and double quotes on the outside (or vice versa)? I know it's there, but I feel someone could avoid spending some time tracking down the error (like I have just now :) ) just because they're used to using only one type of quotes.

Guest *david allen* @ 2014-07-21 16:00:02 originally posted:

With gedit one can create an external tool:

Rscript -e "library(knitr); knit('$GEDIT_CURRENT_DOCUMENT_NAME')"

Guest *aeryyc* @ 2015-02-08 20:51:55 originally posted:

Hi, this is a neat package! I'm using Aquamacs and usually I view compiled latex files in Skim. But when I do this in .rnw with knitr, Acrobat is called automatically. Is there a way to change my setting to not use Skim instead of Acrobat?

Guest *joe* @ 2015-11-01 01:47:26 originally posted:

What if we don't want to use a simple rnw file but embed it within a larger tex file or mix it?

Guest *Zeshan Bilal* @ 2015-12-30 11:55:10 originally posted:

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Guest *Kenny Bell* @ 2016-08-24 17:54:56 originally posted:

On Ubuntu, when using Texstudio, I use:

Rscript -e library(knitr);library(magrittr);use_series(opts_knit,set)(concordance=TRUE);knit("?m).Rnw");

The other method didn't seem to work when using concordance as the $ gets interpreted as a variable in Bash. You must have the magrittr package installed.

Guest *Diego Acosta* @ 2017-11-29 08:14:27 originally posted:

Dear Yihui Xie,

I am trying to install knit2pdf but haven´t been able to do so because the package is not in the mirrors. Should I install it manually?

Regards,

Diego

PS/ OK, I figured it out... I used this web-page http://www.pauljhurtado.com/latex/texstudio.html to make things happen the way I wanted to... I should have RTFM :D before posting...

What is wrong here?

\documentclass{article}
%\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[fontset=windows]{ctex}
\begin{document}
	
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chartr('xie', 'XIE', c('xie yihui', 'Yihui Xie'))
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You can also write inline expressions, e.g. $\pi=\Sexpr{pi}$, and \Sexpr{1.598673e8} is a big number.

When using ctex package, this demo can be compiled in RStudio by knitr,
but failed to be compiled in TeXstudio by knitr。

e.g. 中文

\end{document}