Greg Snow <Greg.Snow <at> imail.org> writes: > > odfWeave works just fine for me on windows and the XML package shows up in my list of packages. You may be > overthinking the problem, for most of my odfWeave projects I don't need odfInsertPlot, just use fig=TRUE > in the code chunk and only include the code for that 1 plot in that code chunk (a separate chunk for each plot) > and the inclusion of the plot is taken care of for you (you can do fancier things with odfInsertPlot, but > probably don't need to most of the time). > > Another alternative for creating postscript (which can be converted to pdf if that is preferred), but > which is much less sophisticated than sweave/odfWeave is to look at the etxtStart function in the > TeachingDemos package (this requires postprocessing with enscript). This approach is more for getting > a transcript of an interactive session, for planned analyses use sweave/odfWeave instead. > > Hope this helps, >
See also package hwriter, for creating HTML output files which can be further edited, even with MSWord if you work with others in an MSOffice environment. Michal Bibo ______________________________________________ R-help@r-project.org mailing list https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help PLEASE do read the posting guide http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code.
