OK, this seems to be only a problem when I use emacs/ess. I will try to
find a solution to this but this does not seem to be related to emacs.
In case anyone of you has an Idea: I use:
(setq inferior-R-args "--no-save --no-restore --silent")
to start R, but still a .RHistory file is saved.
Cheers
Jannis
On 14.08.2013 16:01, Jannis wrote:
Well, I have made some tests with the 'no save' option. This only
seems to control the saving of .RData files (at least none appeared in
the working directory in my tests). A file called .RHistory is still
created. I can now put some code to delete this file in .Last function
but somehow I think that R should provide an option not to clutter the
working directories in such ways. Or to use one central .RHistory file.
Any ideas?
Jannis
On 14.08.2013 14:33, Jannis wrote:
Thanks, I will look into ways to tell ess/emacs to use such options.
I am, however, quite sure that I have never answered "yes" to the
question when quitting R.
Cheers
Jannis
On 13.08.2013 20:21, MacQueen, Don wrote:
R --no-save
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