Playing with knitr: Create Report with Dynamic List

May 1, 2012
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Here is a little toy example using knitr, LaTeX/MiKTeX and Google Docs.
Say you had a list on Google Docs (say a list of attendants) and you want to print a report with it..
Then see this example using this Rnw-file and the output...

make the tex-file with:
library(knitr)
knit("knitr_list_of_attendants.Rnw")
..then compile the tex-file with MiKTeX.

or with this shortcut:
knit2pdf("knitr_list_of_attendants.Rnw")
browseURL("knitr_list_of_attendants.pdf")

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