Le 28/04/10 15:40, Ralf B a écrit :
Hi all,
I have been using 'source(filename)' to load R code from a file
object. However, now I have a special case where I don't have a file
since I am loading an R script from a Jar file. I would like to avoid
creating temporary files. Is there a way to use the 'source' command
with a Java String? Are there any other, better ways to do that?
Ralf
You can parse the String using parse and then eval the result using eval.
You can do both at once using parseAndEval
You can assign the String to some R variable ( say FOO) using assign,
and then in R do something like : eval( parse( text = FOO ) )
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