I'm trying to use the source command to run commands from a file. For
instance: source(do.R), where do.R is a file in the same directory in
which I am running R.
The contents of do.R are:
ls()
print(hello)
sum(y1)
mean(y1)
After source(do.R), all I see is:
source(do.R)
[1] hello
I'm
Peter Muhlberger wrote:
I'm trying to use the source command to run commands from a file. For
instance: source(do.R), where do.R is a file in the same directory in
which I am running R.
The contents of do.R are:
ls()
print(hello)
sum(y1)
mean(y1)
After source(do.R), all I see is:
On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 10:42:05 -0400, Peter Muhlberger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
I'm trying to use the source command to run commands from a file. For
instance: source(do.R), where do.R is a file in the same directory in
which I am running R.
The contents of do.R are:
ls()
print(hello)
sum(y1)
Well, we feel that source does work the way that it is documented to
work. Please read the documentation and notice that the entire file
is evaluated as one step in the read-eval-print loop. If you want to
print the results of individual function calls you will need to change
your script to
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions on getting source to print! It
seems not everyone was aware of a couple options that gets source to print
out everything. I'm now using the following command:
source(do.R, print.eval=TRUE, echo=TRUE)
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