[BlindRUG] Would there be any tips for using papaja package?

[Godfrey, Jonathan]

Hello,

You'll need to investigate the things you can do with the opening line of a code chunk. The default is to echo all code, but we can write echo=FALSE as an argument for the code chunk; there are other arguments to control the way results are printed etc.

If you issue the command
UniDesc(SomeVariable)
You will get some files in your working directory which generate the html page that opens. Take a look through the Rmd file, named SomeVariable.Rmd in your working directory. This will give you some ideas about how you can create markdown documents.

Cheers,
Jonathan




From: BlindRUG [mailto:blindrug-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of JooYoung Seo via BlindRUG
Sent: Saturday, 20 August 2016 3:53 p.m.
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Cc: JooYoung Seo
Subject: Re: [BlindRUG] Would there be any tips for using papaja package?

                Thank you Jonathan,

                It was very helpful.

                The follow-up question I have is, then, how you would handle the first line (i.e., require(knitr)) not to be shown in your converted html file.

                The package load line is presented in HTML file.

                Your advice would be greatly appreciated.

                Sincerely,

                JooYoung

       JooYoung Seo
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  Learning, Design, and Technology
  Learning and Performance Systems
  The Pennsylvania State University
  Phone: +1 (814) 777-5825
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From: BlindRUG [mailto:blindrug-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Godfrey, Jonathan via BlindRUG
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2016 1:23 PM
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Subject: Re: [BlindRUG] Would there be any tips for using papaja package?

Hi,

I assume you've installed the papaj package using either the R GUI or terminal.

In a code chunk near the top of your document you might want to include the package using either require() or library(). I usually include the knitr package (directly or indirectly) in my markdown documents this way.


A markdown document can be processed from in R. I do this often while starting a document because WriteR isn't good at telling me about bugs. The RmdBatch file approach in your other message isn't either. That's good for re-processing an existing document with new data or similar.

In R, I make sure the knitr package is ready for use, again using require() or library() and then use the standard knit command knit2html("MyFile")

When I'm being lazy, I use knitr::knit2html() to avoid having to type the library() command.

Hope this helps.
Jonathan






From: BlindRUG [mailto:blindrug-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of JooYoung Seo via BlindRUG
Sent: Thursday, 18 August 2016 8:33 a.m.
To: 'Blind R Users Group'
Cc: JooYoung Seo
Subject: [BlindRUG] Would there be any tips for using papaja package?

                Dear Dr. Godfrey,

                I am referring to this web blog<http://blog.efpsa.org/2015/06/09/how-not-to-worry-about-apa-style/> where the author explains how to use the package called "papaja" to format your document in accord with the APA guidelines.

                What I am struggling with is that it requires RStudio to get the default template and to process the Rmarkdown file through knit.

                I have attempted to employ WriteR function you've implemented, but I failed to follow the instructions the author of the blog suggested.

                Is there any tips to use this package from blind R user's perspective.

                Thank you very much.

                JooYoung

       JooYoung Seo
--------------------
  Doctorate Student,
  Learning, Design, and Technology
  Learning and Performance Systems
  The Pennsylvania State University
  Phone: +1 (814) 777-5825
  E-mail: jzs323 at psu.edu<mailto:jzs323 at psu.edu>

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