I am using knitr and want my rmd file to create an eps file in shapes / folders whenever it starts. I found this question:
Export the graph to an .eps file using R
which does what I want but does not display the diagrams on the web page created by knitr, presumably because the postscript command simply redirects anything to the file, which you give him. I would like to display a graph and save it in a file. My code currently looks something like this:
```{r}
setEPS()
postscript("~/File/Path/To/Figures/Folder/Figure.eps")
par(mar=c(4, 4, 4, 10))
barplot(prop.table(t(testtable[2:4]), 2), names=testtable$Group, legend=c(colnames(testtable)[2:4]), args.legend=list(x=7, y=1), xlab="Groups", ylab="Percentage of Answers")
dev.off()
```
In knitr it gives
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I would need to run the same header line command after dev.off () in order to produce something in knitr.
:
1) , knitr.
2) r , dev.off().
, .
, 3) Get knitr, eps.
, unnamed_chunk_x.png, , . , , {r} -> {r ---}