At 21:32 Uhr +0100 26.02.2010, Johannes W. Dietrich wrote:
A simple method to obtain the path to a file is to open the terminal and to drag the file to the shell's window. Then the terminal displays the full path that can be copied to the R console (or to your script etc.).
I just found an even simpler method: Simply drag a file or folder to an open R console or skript window, and the path will be inserted automatically.
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