Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
This is a drop in replacement for base::writeLines()
with restricted
functionality. Compared to base::writeLines()
it:
Only works with file paths, not connections.
Uses enc2utf8()
to convert text()
to UTF-8 before writing.
Uses sep
unconditionally as the line ending, regardless of platform.
The useBytes
argument is ignored, with a warning.
1 | writeLines(text, con, sep = "\n", useBytes)
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text |
A character vector to write |
con |
A character string of the path to a file. Throws an error if a connection object is passed. |
sep |
The end of line characters to use between lines. |
useBytes |
Ignored, with a warning. |
The UTF-8 encoded input text (invisibly).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | tf <- tempfile()
writeLines(rownames(mtcars), tf)
# Trying to use connections throws an error
con <- file(tf)
try(writeLines(con))
close(con)
# Trying to use unsupported args throws a warning
writeLines(rownames(mtcars), tf, useBytes = TRUE)
unlink(tf)
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