Hello,
Yes, there are ways for R to handle it. You could use readChar/writeChar
after openning the file in binary mode.
Something like,
len <- file.info("test.txt")$size
#len
fc <- file("test.txt", open="rb")
s <- readChar(fc, nchars=len, useBytes = TRUE)
close(fc)
#grep("\032", s)
s <- gsub("\032", " ", s)
"test.txt" is the file I created with the ctrl-z.
Then open="wb"/writeChar with useBytes set to TRUE.
Rui Barradas
Em 05-06-2012 07:42, climmi escreveu:
Thank you ! Rui Barradas .
Yes, the arrow character "" can not be recoginised by R.
the character will be treat as a stop command...
So I replace all the character "" with space, then it works..
Just want to know is there any way for R to handle it.
Not sure does eveybody able to view the character, it's looks like this.
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/file/n4632369/arrow.png
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