An R package for converting LaTex files into RMarkdown files.
From there, one can edit the markdown document and compile to PDF or Word or whatever.
tex2rmd
works out all
the citations and inserts them. They are not live references anymore, they are text. Re-run Latex (to get new .aux and .bbl files) and re-run tex2rmd if references change. ![img](img.ext)
tags in markdown. If there is a caption, the caption goes along. Multiple \includegraphics commands in the same figure environment are all included, one
per row of markdown. This approach looses much of the nice formating of Latex, but it
reduces the reformatting work needed in Word. Anything in the optional argument
of the \includegraphics command goes along. For example, size will be preserved in Word
if the Latex command is \includegraphics[width=3in,height=5in]{image.jpg}. tex2rmd(myLatex.tex)
myLatex.Rmd
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