Run a package script
runscript.Rd
Run a script associated with a particular chapter
Usage
runscript(x, method = c('run', 'copy', 'view', 'show', 'dir'),
ask = TRUE, fmt = "ch%02d.R", package = "FinTS",
subdir = "scripts", lib.loc = NULL)
Arguments
- x
an object to identify a file in package/subdir via
sprintf(fmt, x)
.For example, the default 'fmt' translates
x = 2
into 'ch02.R'. If no 'x' is specified, a directory of options is provided.CAUTION: Under some systems like ESS (Emacs Speaks Statistics) under Windows, pop-up menus such as produced by
runscript()
may not work properly.- method
One of the following:
run run the desired script file, similar to demo or example.
copy make a copy if the desired script file in the working directory, similar to
Stangle(vignette(...)[["file"]])
.view display the desired script file on R console but do not execute it.
show display the desired script file using file.show
dir return the directory showing only the location of the desired script.
Partial matching is allowed.
- ask
logical: Should
par(ask=TRUE)
be called before graphical output happens from the script?- fmt
a format to be used with 'x' in sprintf to create the name of a file in lib.loc/package/subdir.
- subdir
subdirectory of package containing a file of the name constructed via
sprintf(fmt, x)
.- package
Name of a package with subdirectory 'subdir'.
- lib.loc
NULL or character string identifying the location where
system.file(subdir, package, lib.loc)
will find the folder containing the file identified viasprintf(fmt, x)
.
Examples
if (FALSE) {
# provide a menu
runscript()
# run R/library/FinTS/scripts/ch01.R
runscript(1)
# same as:
runscript(1, "run")
# make a copy as 'ch01.R' in the working directory
runscript(1, 'copy')
# display on console only
runscript(1, 'view')
# display using file.show
runscript(1, 'show')
# where is it?
runscript(1, 'dir')
# run R/library/nlme/scripts/afda-ch01.R
if(require(fda))
runscript(1, fmt = "afda-ch%02d.R", package = "fda")
}