If 'foo' is a subdirectory of the current working directory, then
list.files('foo')
lists the files in foo.
".." goes up one level
But you did not want to go up one level. You wanted to stay at the same
level.
(also, '...' has no meaning in pathnames)
Try either of
list.files(path = "./Least Developed Countries")
list.files(path = "Least Developed Countries")
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On 5/5/14 12:29 PM, "Adel" <adel.da...@sociology.gu.se> wrote:
>Dear list members,
>
>I would like to access a subdirectory given where the work directory has
>been set. So I have:
>
>> getwd()
>[1] "C:/Users/Lord Adellus/Dropbox/I8child1/Data"
>
>> list.files() # give three folders
> [1] "Least Developed Countries"
> [4] "Low middle income grouping" "More advanced
>developing countries and territories"
>
>> list.files(path = "../Least Developed Countries") # I want to access now
>> one of the subdirectories
>character(0)
>
>But as you can see R does not want to look into the specified
>subdirectory.
>I have tried several combination and searched the list but without any
>great
>success.
>
>Actually:
>
>list.files(path = "../...") #goes up one level in the folder structure so
>I
>cannot see what the problem is.
>
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Adel
>
>
>
>
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