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I use knitr's spin() function to generate html reports.

Is there a way to make spin() generate a table of contents (toc) for headings embedded in the comments somehow?

(Note: I cannot use pandoc for that and have to use the markdown & html generator provided by knitr.)

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Given spin.R:

#' # Heading
x=1:10
y=runif(10)

#' And now we can do this

#' # Fitting

lm(y~x)

then two steps:

spin("spin.R",knit=FALSE)
knit2html("spin.Rmd", options = c("toc", markdown::markdownHTMLOptions(TRUE)))

produces html with a toc.

Credit: http://rpubs.com/alobo/spintutorial

于 2014-09-16T15:24:36.220 回答
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Alternatively you can add a YAML header at the top of your R script and then click the Compile Notebook button in the latest versions of RStudio. Example YAML is:

#' ---
#' title: "My Analysis "
#' author: "Me"
#' date: "2016-03-11"
#' output:
#'    word_document:
#'       reference_docx: knitr_template.docx
#'       toc: true
#' always_allow_html: yes  
#' ---
于 2016-04-14T19:01:33.360 回答