pandoc_installed_versions()
lists all versions already installedpandoc_installed_latest()
returns the most recent installed versionpandoc_is_installed()
allows to check for a specific installed version
Usage
pandoc_installed_versions()
pandoc_installed_latest()
pandoc_is_installed(version, error = FALSE, ask = FALSE)
Arguments
- version
This can be either:
"latest"
for the latest releaseA version number (e.g
"2.11.4"
) for a specific version"nightly"
for the last pandoc development built daily
- error
if
TRUE
an error will be raised if the result isFALSE
- ask
if
TRUE
, the user will be prompt in an interactive
Value
A character vector of installed versions or a logical for
pandoc_is_installed()
. It will return NULL
is no versions are installed.
For pandoc_is_installed()
, TRUE
if only the required version is
installed. If FALSE
and ask
is TRUE
, the user will be prompt for
installing the version.
Examples
pandoc_installed_versions()
#> [1] "nightly" "3.1.6.2" "3.1.6.1" "3.1.6" "3.1.5" "3.1.4"
#> [7] "3.1.3" "3.1.2" "3.1.1" "3.1" "3.0.1" "3.0"
#> [13] "2.19.2" "2.19.1" "2.19" "2.18" "2.17.1.1" "2.17.1"
#> [19] "2.17.0.1" "2.17" "2.16.2" "2.16.1" "2.16" "2.15"
#> [25] "2.14.2" "2.14.1" "2.14.0.3" "2.14.0.2" "2.14.0.1" "2.14"
#> [31] "2.13" "2.12" "2.11.4" "2.11.3.2" "2.11.3.1" "2.11.3"
#> [37] "2.11.2" "2.11.1.1" "2.11.1" "2.11.0.4" "2.11.0.2" "2.11.0.1"
#> [43] "2.11" "2.10.1" "2.10" "2.9.2.1" "2.9.2" "2.9.1.1"
#> [49] "2.9.1" "2.9" "2.8.1" "2.8.0.1" "2.8" "2.7.3"
#> [55] "2.7.2" "2.7.1" "2.7" "2.6" "2.5" "2.4"
#> [61] "2.3.1" "2.3" "2.2.3.2" "2.2.3.1" "2.2.2.1" "2.2.2"
#> [67] "2.2.1" "2.2" "2.1.3" "2.1.2" "2.1.1" "2.1"
#> [73] "2.0.6" "2.0.5" "2.0.4" "2.0.3"
pandoc_installed_latest()
#> [1] "3.1.6.2"
pandoc_is_installed("2.19.2")
#> [1] TRUE
pandoc_installed_latest()
#> [1] "3.1.6.2"