I've just started using Sweave on TeXShop ( which runs on OSX). Is it possible to have syntax coloring of the source code so that I can distinguish between raw text and R-code?
For example, the following code snippet in my Sweave file is the same as the rest of the tex开发者_如何学编程t, which makes it harder to read than an R editor that has syntax coloring.
<<reg, fig=TRUE, echo=FALSE>>=
a = c(10,15)
plot(a, a)
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(I have also tried this out using the wonderful RStudio which does have syntax coloring for both R and Latex, but I think TexShop is superior for LaTeX.)
I don't believe TexShop supports mode switching (e.g. highlighting in two different languages--R and LaTeX--within the same file), since it was designed around a single language (LaTeX). Editors that do and therefore properly handle Sweave are to my knowledge:
- Eclipse with Stat/ET
- RStudio
- Emacs with ESS
Actually, you can use highlighted syntax out of the box. Use pgfSweave package. Just add pgf=TRUE (and echo=TRUE) to your Sweave chunk, and you're good to go. Install pgfSweave, and load a package vignette (vignette("pgfSweave")) for further assistance.
Version 1.1.0 of pgfSweave introduced the highlight option. The default is TRUE by default so code will be syntax-highlighted with the highlight package.
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