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....path(pkgdir, "latex") The individual *.tex files in the latex/ subdirectory of the installed package all do start with an "\inputencoding{utf8}" line. When the latex/ subdirectory doesn't exist, the !dir.exists(latexdir) branch is taken, where Rd2latex(...) is called with writeEncoding = FALSE, thus avoiding the problem. -- Best regards, Ivan

...latex") > The individual *.tex files in the latex/ subdirectory of the installed > package all do start with an "\inputencoding{utf8}" line. > When the latex/ subdirectory doesn't exist, the !dir.exists(latexdir) > branch is taken, where Rd2latex(...) is called with writeEncoding = > FALSE, thus avoiding the problem. > -- > Best regards, > Ivan > ______________________________________________ > R-devel at r-project.org mailing list > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-devel

...gt;> The individual *.tex files in the latex/ subdirectory of the installed >> package all do start with an "\inputencoding{utf8}" line. >> When the latex/ subdirectory doesn't exist, the !dir.exists(latexdir) >> branch is taken, where Rd2latex(...) is called with writeEncoding = >> FALSE, thus avoiding the problem. >> -- >> Best regards, >> Ivan >> ______________________________________________ >> R-devel at r-project.org mailing list >> https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-devel

Hi, this is to report some minor UTF-8 encoding issue with R CMD check with option --install-args="--latex" (and possibly more install-args). More specifically, in my Windows system (see the cloud link below for details on my system), but also on the Linux machine of my collaborator Matthias Kohl (CC), the following command throws errors: ????? R CMD check