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Questions - listings

lstinputlisting adds cryptic line

i am using lstinputlisting in a latex document to include some source code. When I am giving a specific line range or firstline to start with there is a cryptic line added directly before my code look...
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niklas

latex

listings

lstlisting

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knitr + LaTeX (Rnw file) compiles in TeXShop but fails with UTF-8 error in RStudio

On the same machine the knitr + LaTeX compilation of the Rnw file below fails in RStudio with Invalid UTF-8 byte "97 LaTeX error; but compiles with TexShop. Here is the source code: \documentclas...
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mk9y

r

latex

knitr

listings

lstlisting

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The problem seems to be the × in the intermediate .tex file. You can avoid the problem by choosing an unicode aware engine, like lualatex or xelatex, to compile your document:
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samcarter_is_at_topanswers.xyz

Which knitr option controls typeset vs. code-like output from knitr (LaTeX)

What controls the difference between these two outputs? To produce the desired R-like output in the first image, I had to add %>% print() The following seems to have become the default format (pre...
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mk9y

r

latex

knitr

listings

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There's a generic function called knit_print with methods for various classes; run methods("knit_print") to see what they are with the packages you have loaded. If your final object (which ...
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user2554330

GET THE NUMBER OF FILES WITH A SPECIFIC EXTENSION IN A SPECIFIC FOLDER (BATCH)

I've searched and tryed everything to get the number of file with a specific extension but i did found nothing, so i would need some help please, my problem : I've got multiple files with differents e...
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Dazd-PKZ

for-loop

batch-file

variables

listings

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You are essentially falling into the delayed expansion trap. But the SET /A command gives you some options to not have to use delayed expansion with the variable. Change the set command to one of thes...
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