GenerateHomework {TexExamRandomizer} | R Documentation |
Generate Homework
Description
This function personalizes a 'LaTeX' document with data from a table,
generating a new file for each row which is saved on the outputDirectory
.
Usage
GenerateHomework(
x,
Table,
CommandNames,
ColumnNames,
outputDirectory,
outputBaseName
)
Arguments
x |
A character vector, each element represents one line of the latex document |
Table |
Data frame from which to extract the information |
CommandNames |
Character vector with the same length as |
ColumnNames |
Character vector with the names of the columns to be used |
outputDirectory |
The directory in which the output will be placed |
outputBaseName |
The starting name for the output files The files will look like
Where the number of zeros is the minimum number of zeros required to have a different version number for each file. (i.e., if there is only 45 files, it is 01-45; but with 132 files, it would be 001-132) |
Details
The command names should be 'LaTeX' commands that are being defined through
\newcommand{\<CommandNames[i]>}{<previous definition>}
The definition of these commands will be changed to be
\newcommand{\<CommandNames[i]>}{<Table[ColumnNames[i]][file #]>}
And it will output one file for each command.
The intent of this function was to populate information into a generic homework to personalize it for every student using 'LaTeX'. (It actually generalizes to maybe other problems).
Value
Character vector with the file names of the output.
See Also
ReplaceFromTable
to get a better idea of how the replacement is made. To see examples of how to use it, look at the code in jsonhwparser