On 26/01/2008, WCD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, the switch function works fine.
> To store generated values in some variable I just use:
> switch(menu(c("Normal", "Uniform")), a<-rnorm(5), a<-runif(5))
>
> But why does not work this? (I know there is waste of variables, but in
> principle)
Yes, the switch function works fine.
To store generated values in some variable I just use:
switch(menu(c("Normal", "Uniform")), a<-rnorm(5), a<-runif(5))
But why does not work this? (I know there is waste of variables, but in
principle):
b<-numeric(10)
switch(menu(c("Normal", "Uniform")),
Try like this:
switch(menu(c("Normal", "Poisson")), rnorm(5), rpois(5, 3))
On 25/01/2008, WCD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello, I would like to make my R script more interactive. Well, I want the
> script to work like this:
>
> I run the script from R Console and it offers me some options (p
Hi,
Not going into the reason why would you like to do such a thing anyway, I
would suggest:
1. Creating an R file that would contain all the functionality coded in
functions.
2. The only executed code would be a function that calls the menu() and
executes the appropriate functions.
Sources o
Hello, I would like to make my R script more interactive. Well, I want the
script to work like this:
I run the script from R Console and it offers me some options (press 1 for
something, or press 2 for something else). After pressing 1 or 2, do
corresponding procedure.
I am not able to find out
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