I’m thinking in particular for using Sweave (yihui.name/knitr/) with SublimeText.
Using Sweave, for example, one can write essentially write LaTeX documents that have chunks of R code embedded in them that are evaluated and embedded back into the document. Knitr essentially does the same.
Assuming we have valid language syntaxes for both (there is a SWeave syntax), how can we enable sending code chunks to an R session running in sublimeREPL? This is helpful so that one could debug the R code written in the document.
An example SWeave section might look like:
[code]This is some LaTeX I’m writing about something interesting. Below is a plot of something even more interesting
<<>>=
plot(something, interesting)
@
Notice that:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is actually;
\item rather mundane
\end{enumerate}
[/code]
R code lives between the “<<>>=” and “@” blocks. Currently when I highlight the code and select:
Tools > SumblieREPL > Eval in REPL > Selection
nothing is sent to the R REPL I have fired up.
Is there a way to get this to work?
Thanks,
-steve