On Sun, Aug 31, 2014 at 6:49 AM, Marc Girondot wrote:
> Dear Henrik and list-members,
>
> Thanks for your proposition but it is the same:
>
> For example, no error message but no result:
>> pathfile <- system2(command="find", args="$HOME -type f -name
>> 'PuertoSanJose.csv'", stderr = FALSE, stdou
Dear Henrik and list-members,
Thanks for your proposition but it is the same:
For example, no error message but no result:
> pathfile <- system2(command="find", args="$HOME -type f -name
'PuertoSanJose.csv'", stderr = FALSE, stdout="")
/Users/marc/Dropbox/DropBoxPerso/Data_Ale/Original/PuertoSa
As a start try to use system2() instead and look at its argument for how to
capture stdout and/or stderr. It's a neater function.
It may be that those messages cannot be captured easily, but hopefully they
are.
My $0.02
Henrik
On Aug 29, 2014 12:21 PM, "Marc Girondot" wrote:
> Dear list member
Dear list members,
My question concerns the use of system() in R version 3.1.1 patched and
MacosX 10.9.4.
I want capture the result of a system command without displaying error
message. I give exemple.
In terminal, if I do this command:
find $HOME -type f -name 'PuertoSanJose.csv'
I get the
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