Recompiling text in latex without rerunning chuncks

[courtiol]

Running R chunks maybe sometimes time consumming but recompiling often is usefull while editing the text outside chunks to see what the outcomes look like and to check that no TeX error have been introduced. Thus a feature that I (and many others) would really appreciate would be that knitr offers the possibility to recompile only the text part outside chunk and recycle the chunk outputs from previous compilations. I undertand that this would be a bit tricky because the LaTeX output of chunks would have to be stored in independent LaTeX files and then the new LaTeX of the text would have to includes those previous chunks before the LateX is rendered.

[yihui]

Do you know that you can cache code chunks using the chunk option cache = TRUE?

[courtiol]

I guess not, sorry, you can close the issue. Best, Alex

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Do you know that you can cache code chunks using the chunk option cache = TRUE?

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