Hey y'all, I'm looking at the source files for a bookdown book I'm working on. Is there a way to control the name of the pdf images created when I render to tex? The naming convention seems to be {codeblock name}-1.pdf
I'd really like (publisher has requested) the naming convention to not include the -1
in the name. I could, of course, script a process that changes the file names and the tex file and whatnot, but I'd really like to just throw a switch and have the names be different.
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Looking at the chunk options here, https://yihui.name/knitr/options/#plots, more specifically fig.process
:
fig.process
: (NULL
) a function to post-process a figure file; it should take a filename, and return a character string as the new source of the figure to be inserted in the output
You could probably write a function that removes the numbering and then copies/moves the new file to the figure folder
If all the figures only have -1
, then something like this should work (tested on PDF template).
knitr::opts_chunk$set(
fig.process = function(filename) {
new_filename <- stringr::str_remove(string = filename,
pattern = "-1")
fs::file_move(path = filename, new_path = new_filename)
ifelse(fs::file_exists(new_filename), new_filename, filename)
}
)
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