set_wd: Set working directory to the path of *current* script
In jimbrig/jimstools: Tools for R
set_wd R Documentation
Set working directory to the path of current script
Description
Set working directory to the path of current script
Usage
set_wd(dir = NULL)
Arguments
dir
NULL (default) or a character string specifying the working directory.
If NULL, set working directory to the path of the current R script.
See Also
setwd
Examples
## Not run:
set_wd() # set working directory to the path of the current R script
set_wd("D:/") # "\" is not allowed, you should use "/"
set_wd("../") # set working directory to the parent directory
## End(Not run)
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| set_wd | R Documentation |
Set working directory to the path of current script
Description
Set working directory to the path of current script
Usage
set_wd(dir = NULL)
Arguments
dir |
If |
See Also
setwd
Examples
## Not run:
set_wd() # set working directory to the path of the current R script
set_wd("D:/") # "\" is not allowed, you should use "/"
set_wd("../") # set working directory to the parent directory
## End(Not run)
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