read.cb: Read Tabular Data from the Clipboard
In Kmisc: Kevin Miscellaneous
Description
Usage
Arguments
See Also
Examples
Description
Convenience function for reading tabular data from the
clipboard. The function checks the system OS and provides
the appropriate wrapper call to read.table.
Usage
1
Arguments
sep
the delimiter used in the copied text.
header
boolean; does the first row contain column
names?
...
optional arguments passed to
read.table.
See Also
Examples
1
2
## with some data on the clipboard, simply write
# x <- read.cb()
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Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples
Description
Convenience function for reading tabular data from the
clipboard. The function checks the system OS and provides
the appropriate wrapper call to read.table.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
sep |
the delimiter used in the copied text. |
header |
boolean; does the first row contain column names? |
... |
optional arguments passed to
|
See Also
Examples
1 2 | ## with some data on the clipboard, simply write
# x <- read.cb()
|
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