write_tree: Tree-view a directory structure
In sachserf/repres: A framework for project organisation
Description
Usage
Arguments
Author(s)
Description
This function will summarize a given directory structure as a tree.
Usage
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write_tree(tree_directory = getwd(), filepath_tree,
include_hidden_tree = FALSE, summarize_tree = TRUE)
Arguments
tree_directory
Character. Specify input directory as top level for the tree.
filepath_tree
Character. Specify file path to write the tree file.
include_hidden_tree
Logical. Include/Exclude hidden directories and files to build the tree.
summarize_tree
Logical. Should the directory structure (tree) be printed to console?
Author(s)
Frederik Sachser
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Description Usage Arguments Author(s)
Description
This function will summarize a given directory structure as a tree.
Usage
1 2 | write_tree(tree_directory = getwd(), filepath_tree,
include_hidden_tree = FALSE, summarize_tree = TRUE)
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Arguments
tree_directory |
Character. Specify input directory as top level for the tree. |
filepath_tree |
Character. Specify file path to write the tree file. |
include_hidden_tree |
Logical. Include/Exclude hidden directories and files to build the tree. |
summarize_tree |
Logical. Should the directory structure (tree) be printed to console? |
Author(s)
Frederik Sachser
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