makeSasTemplate: Create a .sas template

In lopezr/startProject: Create a Project Directory and Templates

Create a .sas template

Description

'makSasTemplate' will generate a .sas file with a header containing any project information provided in the function call.

Usage

makeSasTemplate(
  sas.dir = getwd(),
  sas.name = NULL,
  proj.name = NULL,
  start.date = format(Sys.Date(), "%B %d, %Y"),
  version = "1",
  client = NULL,
  client.dept = NULL,
  main.statistician = NULL,
  stats.collab = NULL,
  sas.purpose = NULL,
  sas.notes = NULL
)

Arguments

sas.dir	A character string specifying the file path where the template will be stored. Defaults to getwd().
sas.name	NULL or a character string specifying the name of the .sas file. If NULL, the file will be named p[proj.name]_sas[currentdate]_v[version] or sas[currentdate].
proj.name	NULL or a character string providing the name of the project to be included in the template name and/or header.
start.date	NULL or a character string providing the date to be included in the template header. Defaults to today's date.
version	NULL or a character string providing the project version to be included in the template name and/or header. Defaults to "1".
client	NULL or a character string providing the name(s) of client(s) to be included in the template header.
client.dept	NULL or a character string providing the affiliation of the client(s) to be included in the template header.
main.statistician	NULL or a character string providing the name of the primary statistician. This will be used in the template header.
stats.collab	NULL or a character string providing additional QHS collaborators to be included as authors in the template header.
sas.purpose	NULL or a character string providing the purpose for the generated template to be included in the template header.
sas.notes	NULL or a character string providing additional notes to be included in the template header.

Details

You can append code and comments under the generated header by either creating a .basefile.sas file in your /home/<USERNAME> directory or by modifying the templates/basefile.sas file contained in the package library.

To find the location of your HOME directory, run 'Sys.getenv("HOME")'.

To find the location of the included template file, run 'system.file("templates", package = "startProject")'.

Author(s)

Rocio Lopez, [e-mail]

Examples

## Not run: makeSasTemplate(sas.name = "sasTemplate")

lopezr/startProject documentation built on Dec. 10, 2022, 1 a.m.