batchUnexport: Unload exported R objects.
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batchUnexport R Documentation
Unload exported R objects.
Description
Removes RData files from the “exports” subdirectory of your file.dir
and thereby prevents loading on the slave.
Usage
batchUnexport(reg, what)
Arguments
reg
[Registry]
Registry.
what
[character]
Names of objects to remove.
Value
[character]. Invisibly returns a character vector of unexported objects.
See Also
Other exports:
addRegistryPackages(),
addRegistrySourceDirs(),
addRegistrySourceFiles(),
batchExport(),
loadExports(),
removeRegistryPackages(),
removeRegistrySourceDirs(),
removeRegistrySourceFiles(),
setRegistryPackages()
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| batchUnexport | R Documentation |
Unload exported R objects.
Description
Removes RData files from the “exports” subdirectory of your file.dir
and thereby prevents loading on the slave.
Usage
batchUnexport(reg, what)
Arguments
reg |
[ |
what |
[ |
Value
[character]. Invisibly returns a character vector of unexported objects.
See Also
Other exports:
addRegistryPackages(),
addRegistrySourceDirs(),
addRegistrySourceFiles(),
batchExport(),
loadExports(),
removeRegistryPackages(),
removeRegistrySourceDirs(),
removeRegistrySourceFiles(),
setRegistryPackages()
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