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WordR 0.3.6

• adjustments to maintain compatibility with officer package (hence requires officer >= 0.5.0)

WordR 0.3.5

• resubmission to CRAN
• fixed problem with paths in test for addPlots3()

WordR 0.3.4

• resubmission to CRAN
• fixed problem with writing file in example of renderAll()

WordR 0.3.3

• adding function renderAll which combines rendering of inline code, plots and flextables
• rendering functions now accept officer::rdocx object as input
• rendering functions now can output officer::rdocx object
• addPlots now accepts plots as objects (where possible e.g. gglots, not base plots); and width and height parameters can be set up individually for each plot.

WordR 0.3.2

• redoing internals of renderInlineCode - officer::slip_in_text was deprecated, so I moved it here to keep the functionality (consented by David Gohel - thanks!).
• adding Import: xml2

WordR 0.3.1

• Removing Suggest:ReporteRs
• Removing function addFlexTables (as ReporteRs package is removed from CRAN)

WordR 0.3

• Removing dependancy on ReporteRs package (keeping it just in addFlexTables function for backward compatibility)
• changing addPlots function (thanks D.Gohel) to use officer not ReporteRs
• adding new function body_add_flextables() which should replace addFlexTables()
• adding flextable into imports

WordR 0.2.3

• changing the output path to tempdir() in examples and tests, as the CRAN tests were failing

WordR 0.2.2

• breaking change: different format of inline code notation in docx files!
• adding WordR help page
• improving/changing vignette
• removing setting Java home dir from tests

Thanks goes to David Gohel, maintainer of officer package for his comments.

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