cmdArgsToVariables: Create R variables from command line parameters
In flowPhyto: Methods for Continuous Flow Cytometry
Description
Usage
Value
Examples
Description
Take the names of the variables specified on the R CMD BATCH call and turn them into R variables
Assign the values after '=' to these variables.
Usage
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cmdArgsToVariables()
Value
variable(s) stored in memory
Examples
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## Not run:
## R CMD BATCH --some.variable=testing
cmdArgsToVariables()
print(some.variable)
#> 'testing'
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Value Examples
Description
Take the names of the variables specified on the R CMD BATCH call and turn them into R variables Assign the values after '=' to these variables.
Usage
1 | cmdArgsToVariables()
|
Value
variable(s) stored in memory
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | ## Not run:
## R CMD BATCH --some.variable=testing
cmdArgsToVariables()
print(some.variable)
#> 'testing'
## End(Not run)
|
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