I use this template for all my script files:
{ # start source code group (for pretty echoing)
# put your code in here
} # end source code group
If you have echo on, this makes all the code appear first in
the {} group, then all the output. With echo off, the code
is not echoed at all, and can be written directly to an
"output file" using sink. I suggest you check out ?source (see
in particular the arguments echo and max.deparse.length)
and ?sink.
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> can anybady tell me how to seperate R's input and output screen?I mean
> just like SAS or some others, the commands does not mixed
> with results.
> thank you
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