Hi,
go to your C:/R/rw1080/etc directory and edit the Rprofile file adding
(e.g.):
library(foreign)
library(survival)
cheers,
antonio rodriguez
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See Introduction to R section 10.8 and Appendix B.2.
I searched for `.First` to find it, but then, I knew what
to look for ... searching for `startup` would find it too.
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On Tue, 20 Jan 2004, imap wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use the Windows R GUI. I frequently use (or have my students use)
> foreign and survival packages. I would like to make them part of the
> basic start-up package set (like base, ctest, etc.) using something
> short of recompiling a special Windows ve
Take a look at ?Startup. You can create a Rprofile file
which loads these packages from the start.
-roger
imap wrote:
Hi,
I use the Windows R GUI. I frequently use (or have my students use) foreign and survival packages. I would like to make them part of the basic start-up package set (like
