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...eover if I execute latex Rd2 I get a perfectly acceptable Rd2.dvi file. I don't find a file ``foo.dvi'' anywhere. Note that ``R CMD Rd2dvi --pdf foo.Rd'' works seamlessly and produces foo.pdf as expected. When I look at the sh code in Rd2dvi I get the impression that ``R_LATEXCMD'' is defined only when the --pdf flag is on, and it seems that this is what is or should be used to do the actual latex processing. The comments at the point where the latex processing looks like it is taking place refer to ``R_LATEXCMD'' being ***re*** defined for --pdf, but a...

Full_Name: Version: devel_2009-12-01 OS: Linux Submission from: (NULL) (146.87.149.164) Can ./configure be made/told to look in /usr/share/texmf/bin instead of /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin for pdftex and pdflatex? This saves me from creating symlinks, which, once there, create issues with other programmes I am trying to compile. Thanks

...the Summary group, trunc() back in the Math group. o Under Unix, R-specific environment variables can now be kept/set in `~/.Renviron'. o New options `latexcmd' and `dvipscmd' for specifying the locations of LaTeX and dvips; corresponding environment variables renamed to `R_LATEXCMD' and `R_DVIPSCMD'. o --vsize & --nsize now both give size in "single units" (bytes/cons cells) with possible suffixes "M" (Mega), "K"ilo (1024) and "k"ilo(1000). o [pdqr]negbin() now also work with non-integer 'size' [by Ben...

...the Summary group, trunc() back in the Math group. o Under Unix, R-specific environment variables can now be kept/set in `~/.Renviron'. o New options `latexcmd' and `dvipscmd' for specifying the locations of LaTeX and dvips; corresponding environment variables renamed to `R_LATEXCMD' and `R_DVIPSCMD'. o --vsize & --nsize now both give size in "single units" (bytes/cons cells) with possible suffixes "M" (Mega), "K"ilo (1024) and "k"ilo(1000). o [pdqr]negbin() now also work with non-integer 'size' [by Ben...

...toflushing of stdout is turned on when Rd processing, so warnings/error are likely to appear in the right place in redirected output (such as that from R CMD check). UTILITIES o R_PDFLATEXCMD is added to the environment variables set by 'R CMD' and is used by R CMD Rd2dvi. R_LATEXCMD, R_PDFLATEXCMD, R_MAKEINDEXCMD and R_DVIPSCMD default to 'latex', 'pdflatex', 'makeindex' and 'dvips' respectively if no suitable executable was found at configure time (since they might well be available at run time, particularly for binary installations of R)....

...toflushing of stdout is turned on when Rd processing, so warnings/error are likely to appear in the right place in redirected output (such as that from R CMD check). UTILITIES o R_PDFLATEXCMD is added to the environment variables set by 'R CMD' and is used by R CMD Rd2dvi. R_LATEXCMD, R_PDFLATEXCMD, R_MAKEINDEXCMD and R_DVIPSCMD default to 'latex', 'pdflatex', 'makeindex' and 'dvips' respectively if no suitable executable was found at configure time (since they might well be available at run time, particularly for binary installations of R)....

...ods to match plot(). (Wish of PR#10472.) ? Sys.chmod() allows argument mode to be a vector, recycled along paths. ? There are |, & and xor() methods for classes "octmode" and "hexmode", which work bitwise. ? Environment variables R_DVIPSCMD, R_LATEXCMD, R_MAKEINDEXCMD, R_PDFLATEXCMD are no longer used nor set in an R session. (With the move to tools::texi2dvi(), the conventional environment variables LATEX, MAKEINDEX and PDFLATEX will be used. options("dvipscmd") defaults to the value of DVIPS, then to &qu...

...ods to match plot(). (Wish of PR#10472.) ? Sys.chmod() allows argument mode to be a vector, recycled along paths. ? There are |, & and xor() methods for classes "octmode" and "hexmode", which work bitwise. ? Environment variables R_DVIPSCMD, R_LATEXCMD, R_MAKEINDEXCMD, R_PDFLATEXCMD are no longer used nor set in an R session. (With the move to tools::texi2dvi(), the conventional environment variables LATEX, MAKEINDEX and PDFLATEX will be used. options("dvipscmd") defaults to the value of DVIPS, then to &qu...