Hi Pat,
On 8 August 2009 at 19:58, Patrick Burns wrote:
| Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
| > On 8 August 2009 at 09:12, ferreirafm wrote:
| > | hi,
| > | Does anybody know if there is a dienice python equivalent command in R??
| > | The python dienice command just finishes the program when issued.
| > | I want do something like: if (test) fails so dienice.
| >
| > Try
| >
| > dienice <- function() q("no")
|
| I think there is some fraction of the population
| that would think the above function would be
| 'dieNOTnice' and would have:
|
| dienice <- function() q("yes")
The "yes" or "no" is about saving the workspace image when quitting, not
whether the program is to die or not.
I don't like to clutter my workspaces with files, so I personally prefer "no"
as a default, and interpreted the OP's request to something that "just
finishes the program" in this light. "Just finish", ie do not save.
Dirk
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