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R on the command line of a terminal should start the program. In
Windows, the program is typically specified as the action performed when
clicking on an icon. You can also use this method on a *NIX system that has a
window manager such as KDE.
-s) shift; cd $1 ;;
to the R script just before the line that begins:
)*
at about line 120. This allows you to start R with a command line like:
> R -s /home/jim/R/analyses
Now this may not seem like much use as a command line, unless it is the command that is run by one of a number of icons. You can then have several R icons that will start up in different directories with different data sets, making the management of your data a bit easier. Another way, described in The R Script is to include the directory change in a script file.
q() that will end the
session, asking if you want to add the objects and commands from the current
session to the .RData and .Rhistory files respectively. If you decline, whatever
was in there prior to the current session will remain. There is also a .Last()
function that can be used to automate your exit.For more information, see An Introduction to R: Using R interactively.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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