Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
copy_rde_var
is intended to work with load_rde_var
.
The normal workflow would use copy_rde_var
to copy a variable to
the clipboard and then paste it in to the third argument of
load_rde_var
.
1 | copy_rde_var(var, line.width = 80L, no.clipboard = FALSE)
|
var |
the variable to copy |
line.width |
the desired width of lines of text (-1 for no line breaks) |
no.clipboard |
the default is FALSE. Indicates that you want the function to return the string that would have been copied to the clipboard without actually copying to the clipboard. This option is mainly used for testing purposes. Normal users will not use it. |
The variable in the argument var
is first saved using
saveRDS
. Then the saved variable is compressed using
bzip2 compression. Next, the compressed data is base 64 encoded into
a character string. Next, that string is prepended with a code that
indicates the version of this package. The prepended code (currently
'rde1' allows for future changes while providing backwards compatibility).
Finally, the string is optionally broken up into lines of width
line.width
. Whitespace and line breaks are ignored by
load_rde_var
.
On X11 systems (e.g. Linux), external software is required in order to access the clipboard. Either 'xsel' or 'xclip' is required. Installation of this software will depend on the installation that you use, but on Ubuntu/Debian, 'sudo apt-get install xsel' will probably work.
On Windows and OSX, no additional software is required.
None (or string if no.clipboard=TRUE)
1 |
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