mdweave_to_pdf {simplermarkdown}

Run the code in a markdown file and generate a new document

Description

Run the code in a markdown file and generate a new document

Usage

mdweave_to_pdf(
  fn,
  ofn = file_subs_ext(basename(fn), ".pdf", FALSE),
  extra_arguments2 = "--self-contained",
  run_in_temp = TRUE,
  cmd2 = "pandoc %3$s -s \"%1$s\" -t latex -o \"%2$s\"",
  ...
)

mdweave_to_tex(
  fn,
  ofn = file_subs_ext(basename(fn), ".tex", FALSE),
  extra_arguments2 = "--self-contained",
  run_in_temp = TRUE,
  cmd2 = "pandoc %3$s -s \"%1$s\" -t latex -o \"%2$s\"",
  ...
)

mdweave_to_html(
  fn,
  ofn = file_subs_ext(basename(fn), ".html", FALSE),
  extra_arguments2 = "--self-contained",
  run_in_temp = TRUE,
  cmd2 = "pandoc %3$s -s \"%1$s\" -t html -o \"%2$s\"",
  ...
)

Arguments

fn

filename of the markdown file (should use pandoc markdown).

ofn

name of the resulting file.

extra_arguments2

extra arguments passed on to pandoc. Should be a length 1 character vector.

run_in_temp

When TRUE the intermediary markdown file and generated figures (when not using custom paths) are created in a temporary directory. Otherwise these will be generated in the same directory as the output file.

cmd2

command used to run pandoc. See details.

...

additional arguments are passed on to mdweave.

Details

These functions first call mdweave to run the code in the original file and convert the original markdown file to a new markdown file. This second markdown file is then converted to the desired output format using a second run of pandoc.

In case of converting to pdf the file is required to have the extension .pdf. In case of converting to LaTeX, the file cannot have the extension .pdf. That is because in both cases the file is first converted to LaTeX. In case of a file with the extension .pdf the file is than further converted to PDF.

Value

Returns the name of the resulting outout file.