rcode: Compiles an RSP document and returns the generated source...

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Compiles an RSP document and returns the generated source code script

Description

Compiles an RSP document and returns the generated source code script.

Usage

## Default S3 method:
rcode(..., file=NULL, path=NULL, output=NULL, workdir=NULL, envir=parent.frame(),
  args="*", verbose=FALSE)

Arguments

...	character strings with RSP markup.
file, path	Alternatively, a file, a URL or a connection from with the strings are read. If a file, the path is prepended to the file, iff given.
output	A character string or a connection specifying where output should be directed. The default is a file with a filename where the file extension(s) (typically ".*.rsp") has been replaced by ".R" in the directory given by the workdir argument.
workdir	The working directory to use after parsing and preprocessing. If argument output specifies an absolute pathname, then the directory of output is used, otherwise the current directory is used.
envir	The environment in which the RSP string is preprocessed and evaluated.
args	A named list of arguments assigned to the environment in which the RSP string is parsed and evaluated. See cmdArgs.
verbose	See Verbose.

Value

Returns an RspFileProduct if possible, otherwise an RspSourceCode.

Author(s)

Henrik Bengtsson

See Also

rcat() and rfile().

Examples

# RSP-embedded text to an R script
code <- rcode("Current time is <%=Sys.time()%>\n")
cat(code, sep="\n")

# RSP-embedded text to a shell script
code <- rcode("Current time is <%=date%>\n", language="sh")
cat(code, sep="\n")

R.rsp documentation built on June 28, 2022, 1:05 a.m.