translate.dcf: Read a DCF file into an R list.
In KentonWhite/rsangole-201-rstudio: Automates the Creation of New Statistical Analysis Projects
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
This function will read a DCF file and translate the resulting
data frame into a list. The DCF format is used throughout ProjectTemplate
for configuration settings and ad hoc file format specifications.
Usage
1
translate.dcf(filename)
Arguments
filename
A character vector specifying the DCF file to be
translated.
Details
The content of the DCF file are stored as character strings. If the content
is placed between the back tick character , then the content is
evaluated as R code and the result returned in a string
Value
Returns a list containing the entries from the DCF file.
Examples
1
2
3
library('ProjectTemplate')
## Not run: translate.dcf(file.path('config', 'global.dcf'))
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
This function will read a DCF file and translate the resulting data frame into a list. The DCF format is used throughout ProjectTemplate for configuration settings and ad hoc file format specifications.
Usage
1 | translate.dcf(filename)
|
Arguments
filename |
A character vector specifying the DCF file to be translated. |
Details
The content of the DCF file are stored as character strings. If the content is placed between the back tick character , then the content is evaluated as R code and the result returned in a string
Value
Returns a list containing the entries from the DCF file.
Examples
1 2 3 | library('ProjectTemplate')
## Not run: translate.dcf(file.path('config', 'global.dcf'))
|
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