sotu_dir: Save State of the Union Addresses in Directory
In statsmaths/sotu: United States Presidential State of the Union Addresses
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Save State of the Union Addresses in Directory
Description
This function saves the State of the Union
Addresses to disk, with one address in each
file. Useful for testing and demonstrating
text analysis functions that read from files.
Usage
sotu_dir(dir = tempfile())
Arguments
dir
an optional directory of where
the files should be saved. Otherwise,
a temporary location is used. Will be
created if it does not exist. Note
that these temporary files are erased
(eventually) after exiting R.
Value
a character vector with complete paths
to the texts
Author(s)
Taylor B. Arnold, taylor.arnold@acm.org
Examples
fp <- sotu_dir()
txt <- readLines(fp[200])
txt
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Save State of the Union Addresses in Directory
Description
This function saves the State of the Union Addresses to disk, with one address in each file. Useful for testing and demonstrating text analysis functions that read from files.
Usage
sotu_dir(dir = tempfile())
Arguments
dir |
an optional directory of where the files should be saved. Otherwise, a temporary location is used. Will be created if it does not exist. Note that these temporary files are erased (eventually) after exiting R. |
Value
a character vector with complete paths to the texts
Author(s)
Taylor B. Arnold, taylor.arnold@acm.org
Examples
fp <- sotu_dir() txt <- readLines(fp[200]) txt
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