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First, like a lot of people are saying, this package would be a definite game changer. Especially since, you can now natively edit .docx thru google docs (without the previously .docx to google docs conversion)
1.. Start a .RMD doc
2.. knit .rmd to .docx
3a.. open .docx and enable track changes
3b.. edit in .docx and save
4a.. return to rstudio and absorb edits from 3b) via diff / dedoc / roundtrip
4b.. Clarify if 2 source async edits are possible: If i make edits in the RMD BEFORE 4a (call it 4a0), then absorb edits from 3b, will both the edits of 4a0 and 3b showup in the active document?
It is not clear to me if 3a is necessary.
It is not clear to me if 4b works.
My hope is the itemized points like the above would sort what can and cannot be done so far
BTW, i think this would qualify for a lot of the google summer of code projects, especially with the new google docs .docx support
Thanks for the contribution
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After experimenting more, it looks like 3a is optional, you can leave track changes toggled on or off
4a) in rmd dedoc works while roundtrip has an error
After experimenting, looks like the 2 source async edits do not work
0) rmd version 1 output a docx version 1
a) source 1 rmd edits (without knitting to docx version 1)
b) source 2 docx version 1 edits
c) back in rstudio, dedoc b to active file does not pickup change from step a but does pickup change from step b (tried toggling track changes on/off)
With this behavior, looks like the .rmd user has to wait until all the docx sub edits are set before dedocing back to the rmd --> then new rmd edits --> knitting to a new integrated docx
I guess this async feature would require the Rmd user to setup a git middleman to resolve any conflicts
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First, like a lot of people are saying, this package would be a definite game changer. Especially since, you can now natively edit .docx thru google docs (without the previously .docx to google docs conversion)
I don't think it's brought up yet, looking at
https://github.com/noamross/redoc/issues?q=example
https://github.com/noamross/redoc/issues?q=docs+label%3Adocs
I'd like to request adding a simple itemized workflow in the 'Basic Usage' section, that's not present in the readme
https://github.com/noamross/redoc
I'm guessing a lot of peoples workflow would be
1.. Start a .RMD doc
2.. knit .rmd to .docx
3a.. open .docx and enable track changes
3b.. edit in .docx and save
4a.. return to rstudio and absorb edits from 3b) via diff / dedoc / roundtrip
4b.. Clarify if 2 source async edits are possible: If i make edits in the RMD BEFORE 4a (call it 4a0), then absorb edits from 3b, will both the edits of 4a0 and 3b showup in the active document?
It is not clear to me if 3a is necessary.
It is not clear to me if 4b works.
My hope is the itemized points like the above would sort what can and cannot be done so far
BTW, i think this would qualify for a lot of the google summer of code projects, especially with the new google docs .docx support
Thanks for the contribution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: