log_text: Log text to the current log file
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log_text R Documentation
Log text to the current log file
Description
The specified text is printed and written to the current log file. Does not overwrite the file.
Also used internally by many functions in the package
Usage
log_text(text)
Arguments
text
The text to be logged
See Also
init_log, finish_log, log_state
Examples
file_name <- "~/log.txt"
init_log(file_name)
log_text("Hello World!")
# Print the contents of the file
scan(file_name, sep = "\n", what = "character")
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Log text to the current log file
Description
The specified text is printed and written to the current log file. Does not overwrite the file. Also used internally by many functions in the package
Usage
log_text(text)
Arguments
text |
The text to be logged |
See Also
init_log, finish_log, log_state
Examples
file_name <- "~/log.txt"
init_log(file_name)
log_text("Hello World!")
# Print the contents of the file
scan(file_name, sep = "\n", what = "character")
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