i use download.file() ,it works good for package source code
t-available.packages(type=source) #all packages(list) from repository in
source code .tar.gz format
length(t[,2]) #total packages-- 3796
#package source file download
for( i in seq_along(t[,1]) ) {
download.file(
You need to specify that you want a binary download - make sure to
read help(download.file), particular that of argument 'mode'.
Alternatively, use downloadFile() in the R.utils package which
download as binary by default.
/Henrik
On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 7:22 AM, sagarnikam123
i can get list of available packages by
r-available.packages()
No of available packages
length(r[,1])
[1] 3739
single package name
r[1,1]
[1] ACCLMA
i want download all packages starting with A / a alphabets,
with their source code, pdf manual/vignettes from internet
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sagarnikam123 sagarnikam123 at gmail.com writes:
i can get list of available packages by
r-available.packages()
No of available packages
length(r[,1])
[1] 3739
single package name
r[1,1]
[1] ACCLMA
i want download all packages starting with A / a alphabets,
with their source
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