internal.get.template: Get the location of a template from its name
In johnmyleswhite/ProjectTemplate: Automates the Creation of New Statistical Analysis Projects
.get.template R Documentation
Get the location of a template from its name
Description
Checks the configured option('ProjectTemplate.templatedir') for the
template. If no matching template was found the system templates are checked,
and finally the current directory is checked. If no template was found with
the given name an error is raised.
Usage
.get.template(template)
Arguments
template
Character vector containing the name of the template
Value
Character vector containing the location of the template. If no
template was found by the given name an error is raised.
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Get the location of a template from its name
Description
Checks the configured option('ProjectTemplate.templatedir') for the
template. If no matching template was found the system templates are checked,
and finally the current directory is checked. If no template was found with
the given name an error is raised.
Usage
.get.template(template)
Arguments
template |
Character vector containing the name of the template |
Value
Character vector containing the location of the template. If no template was found by the given name an error is raised.
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