How to knit abstract also. about thesisdown HOT 9 CLOSED

Can you share your repository or provide a reproducible example with me? I can't reproduce this error.

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You can put your abstract in the file name specified there to have it build the abstract. Do you have a 00-abstract.Rmd containing your abstract?

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There is no error produced when I compile pdf file. It just ignores r code in 00-abstract.Rmd.
In your example YAML you have following comment
If you are creating a PDF you'll need to write your preliminary content here or use code similar to line 20 for the files. If you are producing in a different format than PDF, you can delete or ignore lines 20-31 in this YAML header. abstract: > r if(knitr:::is_latex_output()) paste(readLines("00-abstract.Rmd"), collapse = ' ')
So I have calculations in my abstract (R code for statistics, etc) that is ignored by the compilation.
I would like to compile it with knitr.
Am I clear?

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Currently, the abstract for a PDF is designed to not have any R code embedded into it viareadLines. Can you load your R code in index.Rmd?

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You mean the abstract part to YAML header, or in the body of index.Rmd?

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Place the R chunk you are loading in the body of the index.Rmd. The index.Rmd should load first before the abstract Rmd file. Additionally you may need to look into the template.tex file or the reedthesis.cls file to ensure that the abstract is being loaded in the spot you wish.

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Dear @ismayc it worked, I just put abstract with r code chunks into the body of index.Rmd.
Than you very much for support.

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You're welcome! Thanks for bringing this up!

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