whichKey | R Documentation |
The function computes the filename which is based on the timestamp. Copy the timestamp on the PDF generated by genSubjHconf and use the function to generate the filename of the key (to find it again in your file system). See example below.
whichKey(timestamp)
timestamp |
String with copied timestamp from PDFs generated by the function genSubjHconf. Be aware that there may be two different minus signs: a unicode one (e.g., from the pdf) an a ASCII (e.g., internal R use). The function corrects it to the ASCII version, however, depending on the typset used in the PDF there may be also other encoding problems, which should be corrected by hand (e.g., by substituting the characters). #' @return Returns a string with the key file name based on the given timestamp. |
Axel Zinkernagel zinkernagel@uni-landau.de
# Show keyname for timestamp "1970−01−01 00:00:01"
whichKey("1970−01−01 00:00:01")
# dummykey_313937302d30312d30312030303a30303a3031.rda is the example key
# provided with this package
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