On 25/04/2018 1:32 PM, Sarah Goslee wrote:
Don't change the working directory! That has all kinds of unpleasant
side effects for the unsuspecting user, possibly even more so than
writing to a file.
Instead, write the file to the temp directory, and read it from there, with e.g.
wd <- tempdir()
On 25.04.2018 19:45, Jose A Guijarro wrote:
Many thanks for your advise, Sarah!
I will try to implement it. (Now I will have to change all my reading and
writing sentences of all my functions, because they read/write from/to
the users working directory...)
Whcih is OK if the user specifies s
Many thanks for your advise, Sarah!
I will try to implement it. (Now I will have to change all my reading and
writing sentences of all my functions, because they read/write from/to
the users working directory...)
Best regards,
Jose
El 25/04/18 a las 19:32, Sarah Goslee escribió:
Don't cha
Don't change the working directory! That has all kinds of unpleasant
side effects for the unsuspecting user, possibly even more so than
writing to a file.
Instead, write the file to the temp directory, and read it from there, with e.g.
wd <- tempdir()
write(dat, file.path(wd, 'Ttest_1981-2000.dat
Dear all,
I am struggling to update my package climatol from version 3.0 to 3.1.
The old version had all examples under a "dontrun" section because they
needed files created by other examples that the user had to run first.
As this is not acceptable anymore, I made the examples runnable and
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