R help - Nov 2005 - SWeave - can I see output in the source?

I'm working on a Latex document with lots of R code in it, so naturally 
enough it would be a good idea to use SWeave.  But then I don't get to 
see the output as I'm editing.

Or do I?  Is there a tool to process a .Rnw file and incorporate the 
output from the commands into it (in a form that is not used for 
producing the output .tex file, but which is updated each time I process 
the file)?

Duncan Murdoch

>>>>> On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 13:49:36 -0500,
>>>>> Duncan Murdoch (DM) wrote:
  > I'm working on a Latex document with lots of R code in it, so
naturally
  > enough it would be a good idea to use SWeave.  But then I don't get
to
  > see the output as I'm editing.

  > Or do I?  Is there a tool to process a .Rnw file and incorporate the 
  > output from the commands into it (in a form that is not used for 
  > producing the output .tex file, but which is updated each time I process 
  > the file)?

I'm not sure if I understand the question correctly, but if you edit
Sweave files in Emacs using ESS you can send the code lines to a
running R process, and there you see the output. At least that's how I
write my Sweave files.

When I want to see all at once I typically do a tangle & source.

Best,
Fritz