Is there a way to configure Emacs so that it recognizes (and allows execution of) R code chunks within R markdown (.Rmd) files similar to the way it recognizes code chunks in .Rnw (Sweave) or .org (org-mode) files?
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Download the zip for
polymode
from github.com/vitoshka/polymode or, if you are a "git guy", you might use:Add this function to your Emacs init file:
Now, if you already have ESS installed, just open your rmd file and type Meta-X
rmd-mode
and watch the beauty of Emacs.Update for MELPA users
polymode
from MELPA uses a flat file structure. When you install from an Emacs repository viaM-x list-packages
or like facilities, you get your package files straight where they ought to, i.e.:(expand-file-name "~/.emacs.d/elpa")
, therefore do comment the aboveload-path
code:polymode is being developed which does/will allow you to write markdown with R chunks (for processing with
knitr
).Instructions for setting up polymode+rmarkdown are in the README
It is not yet done, but is progressing. See also this discussion on the ess-help mailing list (gmane archive|mailing list archive)
Update: polymode has been released on MELPA, simplifying the installation process by using emacs' existing package mechanism. See the announcement on the ESS mailing list here.