recover() is a pure R function, so you can very easily edit it to meet
your requirements. You could also submit a patched version for
consideration after testing.
Note that some of us consider recover() to be designed for
interactive-only use, and use something like
options(error=expression(if(interactive()) recover() else dump.calls()))
On Tue, 11 May 2004, Vadim Ogranovich wrote:
> recover() sends all its messages, which I consider to be error messages,
> to stdout. I think they more properly belong to stderr.
>
> This is an important difference for those of us who use R in batch mode
> to generate ASCII files.
Only to the subset who believe that recover() is a useful error option in
non-interactive use.
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