Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Examples
If importing a single file to the project, you can do it by clicking import button in the Files Tab.
Sometimes, you want to import a batch of files quickly, you can do it by command. write.FileList
can
be used to import a batch of files into the source table in the *.rqda file. addFilesFromDir
can add
all files from a directory into *.rqda.
1 2 3 | write.FileList(FileList, encoding = .rqda$encoding, con = .rqda$qdacon, ...)
addFilesFromDir(dir, pattern = "*.txt$")
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FileList |
A list. Each element of the list is the file content, and the |
encoding |
Don't change this argument. |
con |
Don't change this argument. |
dir |
Path of a directory where plain files are located. |
pattern |
Argument passed to |
... |
|
The file content will be converted to UTF-8 character before being written to
*.rqda. The original content can be in any suitable encoding, so you
can inspect the content correctly; In other words,the better
practices is to used the corresponding encoding (you can get a hint by
localeToCharset
function) to save the imported
files.
This function is used for the side-effects. No value is return.
Huang Ronggui
1 2 3 4 5 6 | ## Not run:
Files <- list("File name one"="content of first File.",
"File name two"="content of the second File.")
write.FileList(Files) ## Please launch RQDA(), and open a project first.
## End(Not run)
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