#TEXSHOP .STY NOT FOUND INSTALL#
The make install needs extra permission to put the files in the right places, sudo will ask for your password to get the necessary permissions.ĭownload this zipped file: ArcMac.zip with the necessary files the shar file you can get from the UM site but there's a couple things in it that don't work on OSX, so this should save you the trouble. Also, the three commands you run to compile it are slightly different on the default Mac setup they are "./configure", "make", and "sudo make install". I had trouble compiling it, there was an error in lowess.c this version makes the error go away so that it compiles, but may introduce problems down the road. X11 is on your OS X disk it can also be downloaded from Apple. You need to install X11 and xlispstat first.
#TEXSHOP .STY NOT FOUND MAC OS X#
I think these directions will simplify matters quite a bit.Īrc will run on Mac OS X under the X11 software. I haven't tested this directly, as I got it working in a more circuitous manner. (define-key noweb-minor-mode-map "\C-s\C-v" 'ess-swv-SweaveView) (call-process-shell-command (concat "evince \"" namestem ".pdf\"") nil 0) (namestem (file-name-sans-extension (buffer-file-name))))
#TEXSHOP .STY NOT FOUND PDF#
view the PDF file created by Sweave script (define-key noweb-minor-mode-map "\C-s\C-c" 'ess-swv-SweaveSh) (compile (concat "Sweave -ld " (buffer-file-name))) ((compilation-buffer-name-function (function (lambda(ign)(concat "*" (buffer-file-name) "*"))))) "Use Sweave script to weave an Rnw file and create a pdf." use Sweave script as compile function for Rnw files and bind to \C-s\C-c I find that this makes my Emacs/ESS Sweave workflow much more productive.Īlso below are customizations to always use pdflatex on a latex file and to use evince to view the resulting pdf. Sweave/Compile) and \C-s\C-v to view the resulting pdf in evince (I It sets up key-bindings for \C-s\C-c to run Sweave (I think To use it, you'll need the Sweave.sh in your ~/bin directory, named as just Sweave. I use Emacs/ESS and have set up the following customizations in my ~/.emacs file to use the Sweave.sh file mentioned above to compile the current Rnw file and also to use evince to view it. See the example.Īlso, here's a version of Sweave.sh that cleans up the pdftex and pdftex_t file created by the fig2ps script. One complication is that long LaTeX commands go off the page when R creates it and get lost to remedy this, define a shorter LaTeX command earlier in your document that typesets what you want and call it in the plot. System("rm -f figtest.Rnw for a brief example figtest.pdf as typeset. \usepackage[margin=0.1in,papersize= done") Hints for LaTeX, R, Sweave, Emacs/ESS, and Arc.Ī single page, useful for when viewing on the computer: University of Minnesota Computing Hints and Resources.
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