sinkall | R Documentation |
This is a simple utility function to direct the output of stdout and stderr
to a file. stdout is the information normally printed in the console, for instance
the results of print(rnorm(5))
. stderr is the output created by functions
message
, warning
and stop
. The purpose of this function is to allow
one to direct all this output into a single file where the results can be studied, for
instance, for troubleshooting purposes. Works exactly like the base sink()
function:
you have to call it a second time with no arguments to close the file.
sinkall(filename = NULL)
filename |
Character. A path to a filename where the results will be captured. |
NULL
, invisibly.
## Not run:
tf <- tempfile(pattern = "SinkDemo", fileext = "txt")
sinkall(tf)
print("Hello")
print(rnorm(2))
print(normr(2)) # typo, so it errors
message("A message from message()")
warning("A warning from warning()")
cat("Information via cat\\n")
sinkall() # one must close the file connection
file.show(tf)
## End(Not run)
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.