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Example of producing Tufte latex from knitr Rmd. Use knit('tufteknitr.Rmd') in R, then mmd2pdf tufteknitr.md at command prompt.
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| latex input: mmd-tufte-handout-header | |
| Title: Tufte latex from Rmd example | |
| Base Header Level: 2 | |
| latex mode: memoir | |
| author: Jaime Ashander | |
| copyright: 2011 Jaime Ashander | |
| This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. | |
| http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ | |
| latex input: mmd-natbib-plain | |
| latex input: mmd-tufte-handout-begin-doc | |
| latex footer: mmd-tufte-footer | |
| `r opts_chunk$set(message=FALSE, warning=FALSE, cache=FALSE)` | |
| ```{r startup, echo=TRUE, fig.cap="Figure caption"} | |
| plot(0,0) | |
| ``` | |
| This statement is footnoted[^fn]. | |
| [^fn]: Pointlessly. | |
| The "Newest Synthesis" is part of the title of a recent article[#ref1]. | |
| [#ref1]: Schoener 2011 _Science_ |
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Note I had to charge through an error (below) to get a pdf from commands listed above in description.