wheresRstudio <-
function() {
myPaths <- c("rstudio", "~/.cabal/bin/rstudio",
"~/Library/Haskell/bin/rstudio", "C:\\PROGRA~1\\RStudio\\bin\\rstudio.exe",
"C:\\RStudio\\bin\\rstudio.exe")
panloc <- Sys.which(myPaths)
temp <- panloc[panloc != ""]
if (identical(names(temp), character(0))) {
ans <- readline("RStudio not installed in one of the typical locations.\n
Do you know where RStudio is installed? (y/n) ")
if (ans == "y") {
temp <- readline("Enter the (unquoted) path to RStudio: ")
} else {
if (ans == "n") {
stop("RStudio not installed or not found.")
}
}
}
temp
}
open_project <- function(Rproj.loc) {
action <- paste(wheresRstudio(), Rproj.loc)
message("Preparing to open project!")
system(action, wait = FALSE, ignore.stderr = TRUE)
}
write_clip <- function(x) {
## The code for this helper function comes from the oveRflow package.
## # https://raw.github.com/sebastian-c/oveRflow/master/R/writeClip.R
## This is code I submitted but was modified by the package maintainers.
## The idea to keep this function as a modular unit makes sense and was
## subsequently applied to the reports package
OS <- Sys.info()["sysname"]
if(!(OS %in% c("Darwin", "Windows", "Linux"))) {
stop("Copying to clipboard not supported on your OS")
}
if (OS != "Windows") {
writeClipboard <- NULL
}
switch(OS,
"Darwin"={j <- pipe("pbcopy", "w")
writeLines(x, con = j)
close(j)
},
"Windows"=writeClipboard(x, format = 1),
"Linux"={
if(Sys.which("xclip") == "") {
stop("Clipboard on Linux requires 'xclip'. Try using:\nsudo apt-get install xclip")
}
con <- pipe("xclip -i", "w")
writeLines(x, con=con)
close(con)
}
)
}
read_clip <- function() {
## The code for this helper function comes from the oveRflow package.
## # https://raw.github.com/sebastian-c/oveRflow/master/R/writeClip.R
## This is code I submitted but was modified by the package maintainers.
## The idea to keep this function as a modular unit makes sense and was
## subsequently applied to the reports package
OS <- Sys.info()["sysname"]
if (OS != "Windows") {
readClipboard <- NULL
}
switch(OS,
"Darwin" = {j <- pipe("pbcopy", "w")
pcon <- pipe("pbpaste")
out <- scan(pcon, what="character", quiet=TRUE)
close(pcon)
},
"Windows" = {out <- readClipboard()},
out <- readLines("clipboard")
)
out
}
unblanker <- function(x) subset(x, nchar(x) > 0)
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