Cleber N. Borges a ?crit :> hello all,
> I trying to use the package 'odfWeave'
> and I get the follow error:
>
>
>
> ### error message
> #############################################################
> ...
> Removing content.xml
>
> Post-processing the contents
> Error in .Call("RS_XML_Parse", file, handlers,
as.logical(addContext), :
> Error in the XML event driven parser for content_1.xml: error parsing
> attribute name
>
>
>
> The piece of the code is:
>
> ### code
> ############################################################
> ...
>
> <<makeGraph, echo=T, results=xml>>>
fileplot='C:\\DADOS\\tmp\\plotx.emf'
> win.metafile(fileplot)
> plot( rnorm(300), col='red', t='l', lwd=2 ); grid()
> dev.off()
> @
???? This chunk is pure R code and shouldn't output anything directly in
the output file. Since you are telling "echo=T', whatever is output by
your code is sent to your output file, and since you assert
"results=xml",this output is interpreted as xml ; since this isn't
XML,
your're getting guff from the XML interpreter.
I'd rather do :
<<makeGraph, echo=FALSE>>invisible({
# Whatever you did ...
})
@
instead. Your second chunk :
> <<insertGraph, echo=T, results=xml>>>
odfInsertPlot(file=fileplot, height=5, width=5 )
> @
should insert your plot in the output file.
[Snip ... ]
BTW : Windows (enhanced) metafile are Windows-specific. As far as I can
tell, recent versions of Office and OpenOffice.org correctly render
Encapsulated Postcript files, thus freeing you from another Windows
demendency. Unless you *have* to have an EMF output (it happens, I know
...), youd'better use use this format directly.
HTH
Emmanuel Charpentier