Thanks for your help. I found another cmd as follows:
R CMD BATCH infile outfile
what's the difference between this expression and commandArgs()? I try to
refer to the instruction of commandArgs but it seems not very helpful.
Henrique Dallazuanna wrote:
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> See commandArgs() function.
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Thanks for your help. I found another cmd as follows:
R CMD BATCH infile outfile
what's the difference between this expression and your suggestion?
cls59 wrote:
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> edisonying wrote:
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>> I am a beginner in R and know only a little about it yet. I have a script
>> written in R langua
edisonying wrote:
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> I am a beginner in R and know only a little about it yet. I have a script
> written in R language, named as "a.txt" for example. I am using a Linux
> machine, at present I only know that I can type "R" in the terminal and
> then copy-paste the content in "a.txt" to the R's
See commandArgs() function.
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 4:15 PM, edisonying wrote:
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> I am a beginner in R and know only a little about it yet. I have a script
> written in R language, named as "a.txt" for example. I am using a Linux
> machine, at present I only know that I can type "R" in the termi
I am a beginner in R and know only a little about it yet. I have a script
written in R language, named as "a.txt" for example. I am using a Linux
machine, at present I only know that I can type "R" in the terminal and then
copy-paste the content in "a.txt" to the R's interface to execute the
progr
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