write_txt: Write a character vector to a text file
In wai-wong-reimagine/mclm: Mastering Corpus Linguistics Methods

Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples

Writes a character vector to a text file, in such a way that the items in the character vector become lines in the text file.

write_txt(x,
          file = "",
          file_encoding = "UTF-8",
          paste_char = "\n")

`x`	the character vector that is to be written to file
`file`	name of the input file
`file_encoding`	the encoding that is to be used in the output file.
`paste_char`	if `paste.char` is a character string, then this character string is used as end-of-line marker on disk. if `paste_char` is `NA`, no end-of-line markers are used.

The function write_txt (invisibly) returns the value of its first argument x.

See also write_txt.

# create a small text
x <- "This is
a small
text."

# write the text to a text file
write_txt(x, "example-text-file.txt")

# read a text from file
y <- read_txt("example-text-file.txt")
y