Micheal,
Type your multi line command in R> prompt and let it warp itself, do not use
'+' sign to tell the interpreter / compiler that it is a multi line command,
just press 'enter' at the end of command to execute it.
Secondly, eliminate '+' sign from ur multi line command in R> prompt, pasted
from a command file, it will work.
Rehan Wyne
On Friday, April 29, 2016 10:59 AM, Michael <[email protected]> wrote:
My first post to this group. Newbie to Rbase X 32bit from the cozy DOS world,
but I have a question about the most basic functionality (or lack).
How does one cut & paste a multi-line command to the R> prompt to test the
command (or execute it one-off)? I can paste the command, but every command
I've tried throws an error. And then command history corrupts the formatting of
the pasted command on recall.
I first found this copying some help screen examples. But even using something
a simple as
Show +
Variables
results in a spurious error (sometimes Invalid parameter, usually syntax error).
And this type of mess when recalled from history: Show +Variables
I've seen that syntax executed in a command file works fine, but when the
identical syntax is pasted, it does not work with the errors noted above.
Testing at the R> is an essential function. But does it work? How?
Thanks for any help.
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