Duncan Murdoch wrote:
Daniel Rabczenko wrote:
Hello everybody,
Two - I hope Simple questions about working with workspaces.
Is there a way to force R to start in "clean" workspace / avoid
"previously
saved workspace restored"?
Start with --no-restore. (Start with --help for the full list of
command line options.)
When I load workspace"2" working in workspace"1" everything from "1" is
written into "2" is there a way to avoid it?
If I understand the question correctly, then the
answer is to use 'attach' rather than 'load'. 'load'
puts everything in the file into the global environment.
'attach' creates a new item in the search list containing
the objects in the file.
Patrick Burns
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Nothing is written into 2 until you save the workspace. I think you
mean loading one workspace doesn't delete existing items. That's
true. You can use the rm() function first to delete the things you
don't want to keep. Use rm(list=ls(all=TRUE)) to do that --- but use
it carefully, it's irreversible.
Duncan Murdoch
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