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I tried to upgrade my existing application to RC2 last night. Like many, I use this mostly for running scheduled tasks. For the moment, I''ve abandoned the effort, but am looking forward to being able to use this. Feedback below: First, the reason I was looking forward to this upgrade was to use the threaded scheduler. I have an application with long-running tasks. I found that

Hola Carlos, creo que no resuelve el problema, de hecho otra de las cosas que no he conseguido aún es generar sencillamente el PDF (con los html para generarlos 1 a 1 sin pb). Siempre suelo obtener el error. Esto me aparece al ejecutar myReport$export(): You may install Pandoc easily with "install.pandoc()" from the "installr" package.Error in Pandoc.convert(fp, format = .self$format, proc.time = as.numeric(proc.time() - : It seems Pandoc is not installed or path of binary is not found. Es cierto que el ordenador q...

...mail.com>: > >> Hola Carlos, creo que no resuelve el problema, de hecho otra de las cosas >> que no he conseguido aún es generar sencillamente el PDF (con los html para >> generarlos 1 a 1 sin pb). >> Siempre suelo obtener el error. Esto me aparece al ejecutar >> myReport$export(): >> You may install Pandoc easily with "install.pandoc()" from the "installr" >> package.Error in Pandoc.convert(fp, format = .self$format, proc.time = >> as.numeric(proc.time() - : It seems Pandoc is not installed or path of >> binary is not...

...n of each function. The style that I see in the R help is that the functions are not enclosed like this in a list. I like the idea of having the functions collected in a single list, but I think the documentation might be messy. Any ideas, opinions, anyone? Thanks in advance, Sixten. Example: myreport <- report(filename="report.rtf") my.report$add.table(my.data.frame, "Table of ...") plot(runif(10)) my.report$add.picture("Plot of ...") or... r <- report(filename="report.rtf") r <- add.table(r, my.data.frame, "Table of...") plot(runit(1...

Hola buenos dias, tengo una duda con RMarkdown que no se si tiene facil apanio. Resulta que para un trabajo que estoy haciendo necesito que se ejecute el siguiente codigo n-veces ```{r echo = FALSE} ANIO_ACTUAL<-2015 i=1 CONFIGURACION <-read.csv("D:\\ … \\CONFIGURACION.csv",sep = ",") AYUNT <- as.character(CONFIGURACION$AYUNTAMIENTO[i]) ``` ##Situación de `r

...s before punctuation can be corrected too. I''d like to know if there is an effort somewhere to clean up a bit the RedCloth code, and add an api to hook some behaviours from ruby code. Another very similar point would be the ability to add some custom tags in textitlize, like #mycontroller/myreport# that would create a div from the myreport action of mycontroller (ie, call render_component). I can do it now with replacement before and after textilize calls, but it''s a bit heavy... -- Jean-Christophe Michel

Hi Apologies in advance if I've missed something obvious. I have read the Sweave manual, the first article in R News, looked at the Help pages, googled Sweave and words like loop, output, files, multiple, done much the same on R site search (in case I missed something on Google) and I couldn't find exactly what I'm after. What I'm trying to do ?---------------------- Make

There has been an incredible number of responses in a short time, with a number of different suggestions. With hindsight, I must admit I have not been quite clear, so additional (somewhat lengthy) explanation is needed. I want to use R in an introductory course on multiple regression (among other things) starting in two weeks time for students of psychology at my University. These students