Now I understand how it works and why it was called "Source R code" rather than
"Load source R code". I did not really intend to confuse anybody. I just wanted
to have full information on a subject.
I agree that most of the menu items are self-explained. But some of them may not!
Especially, if you are novice for R, like in my case.
In future, I will try to check for answer 10 times before posting it to this group.
Thanks again,
Evgueni
Uwe Ligges wrote:
Evgueni Parilov wrote:
Yep, shame on me. But on the other hand, this is a good example of a vague menu
item. I think that instead of "Source R code...", it should be "Load source R code..."
unless it can do more than just loading a source from R file.
No. source() does not only "load", but also parse()s the code!
Also note that load() is completely different from source(). So why do you want to confuse the users?
Uwe Ligges
Evgueni
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
The first menu item on the `File' menu is called `Source R code' and calls
source(). Did you look through the menus? If not, it would be worth
familiarizing yourself with them.
On Mon, 14 Jun 2004, Evgueni Parilov wrote:
Thanks! That was exactly what I wanted. Evgueni
Ko-Kang Kevin Wang wrote:
Hi,
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Hi all!
I looked through the manual and FAQ, and did not find any
information
on how to load functions from files (with .R extension) to run them
in
R GUI under Windows. The only way I know is to create and edit a
function inside GUI. But what if I want to edit it in Emacs (do not
want to use ESS) and then load into GUI?
Any suggestions...
Do you mean ?source?
i.e. save your function in, say, foo.R then use the source() function to get it in.
HTH
Kevin
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