问题描述
对于Sweave，我也曾问过类似的问题(在Sweave文档中对R注释中图形的动态引用)，并希望查看使用knitr时是否有人是类似的答案.
I had ask a similar question to this with respect to Sweave (Dynamic references to figures in a R comment within Sweave document) and would like to see if anyone as a similar answer when using knitr.
目标是拥有以下代码块
<<"example", fig.cap = "some figure", highlight = FALSE>>=
# the following code generated Figure \ref{fig:example}
plot(1:10, 1:10)
@
将在显示的.pdf中显示为
have be displayed in the resulting .pdf as
# the following code generated Figure 1.1
plot(1:10, 1:10)
到目前为止，我发现通过设置highlight = FALSE将R代码放置在生成的.tex文件中的verbatim环境中.如果环境可以是alltt而不是verbatim，那么我们将获得所需的输出.是否可以通过knitr选项将未突出显示的代码块放置在环境中?
So far I have found that by setting highlight = FALSE the R code is placed into a verbatim environment in the resulting .tex file. If the environment could be alltt instead of verbatim then we'd have the desired output. Is it possible to have the non-highlighted code chunks be placed in alltt environments via a knitr option?
推荐答案
我添加了一个示例.基本思想是还原转义的\ref{}(在默认输出中应该为\textbackslash{}ref\{\}).
I have added an example 072-latex-reference.Rnw in the knitr-examples repository. The basic idea is to restore the escaped \ref{} (which should have been \textbackslash{}ref\{\} in the default output).
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