write_txt: Write a character vector to a text file

In mclm: Mastering Corpus Linguistics Methods

Write a character vector to a text file

Description

This function writes a character vector to a text file. By default, each item in the character vector becomes a line in the text file.

Usage

write_txt(x, file = "", line_glue = "\n")

Arguments

x	A character vector.
file	Name of the output file.
line_glue	Character string to be used as end-of-line marker on disk or NA for no end-of-line marker (so that x becomes a single line).

Value

Invisibly, x.

See Also

read_txt()

Other writing functions: write_assoc(), write_conc(), write_fnames(), write_freqlist(), write_tokens(), write_types()

Examples

x <- "This is
a small
text."

# write the text to a text file
write_txt(x, "example-text-file.txt")
# read a text from file
y <- read_txt("example-text-file.txt")
y

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