Thanks, Hans-Peter,
But still, this is quite difficult to understand for non-initiated.
What do expressions "exported variable" and "internal variable" mean?
What is "name space"? In LAYMAN terms. Thanks in advance!
On 10/29/07, Hans-Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > My code contains followi
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> My code contains following snippet: "xlsReadWrite::read.xls", this is
> because another package I load masks read.xls function and :: help me
> to select correct read.xls. I guessed this use of :: but I would
> really like to know what :: is and where can I read more about this
> function?
>
Jonas, if you want the function to load really automatically,
without running source of anything, read
?Startup
Basically you need to create an .Rprofile file (its location depends
on your operating system) containing the R code you want to run
at startup.
Gabor
On Sat, Oct 27, 2007 at 08:37:
Regarding your first issue:
you could make a package to contain your function (see ?package.skeleton
and the manual "Writing R extensions") - then you could use
library(yourpackagename). Or you could save the definition of your
function(s) in a text file, and use source("textfilename") to load the
Dear list members,
I have written a function, called say Analysis. I supply an Excel file
name as an argument, it does analysis on this file and returns a pdf
file with specific plots, and a text file with several statistical
models' output (I extract certain values from the output and create my
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