pubmed_open: Open one or more PubMed articles
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pubmed_open R Documentation
Open one or more PubMed articles
Description
Open one or more PubMed articles
Usage
pubmed_open(pmids, browser = NULL, sep = ";", max_pages = 25L)
Arguments
pmids
Character or numberic vector of one or more PubMed IDs.
browser
Character: name of the web browser executable. If 'NULL',
the default web browser will be used.
sep
Character: split the PubMed IDs by this separator.
max_pages
Numeric: largest number of pages to open. This is to
prevent opening hundreds or thousands of pages at once.
Value
Returns 'NULL'.
Examples
interactions <- import_omnipath_interactions()
pubmed_open(interactions$references[1])
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Open one or more PubMed articles
Description
Open one or more PubMed articles
Usage
pubmed_open(pmids, browser = NULL, sep = ";", max_pages = 25L)
Arguments
pmids |
Character or numberic vector of one or more PubMed IDs. |
browser |
Character: name of the web browser executable. If 'NULL', the default web browser will be used. |
sep |
Character: split the PubMed IDs by this separator. |
max_pages |
Numeric: largest number of pages to open. This is to prevent opening hundreds or thousands of pages at once. |
Value
Returns 'NULL'.
Examples
interactions <- import_omnipath_interactions()
pubmed_open(interactions$references[1])
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