Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Examples
If import individual file to the project, you can do it by clicking import button in the Files Tab. Sometimes, you want to import a batch of files quickly, you can do it by command. This function is used to import a batch of files into the source table in the *.rqda file.
1 | write.FileList(FileList, encoding = .rqda$encoding, con = .rqda$qdacon, ...)
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FileList |
A list. Each element of the list is the file content, and the |
encoding |
Don't change this argument. |
con |
Don't change this argument. |
... |
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The file content will converted to UTF-8 character before write to
*.rqda. The original content can be in any suitable encoding, so you
can inspect the content correctly; In other words,the better
practices is to used the corresponding encoding (you can get a hint by
localeToCharset
function) to save the imported
files.
This function is used for the side-effects. No value is return.
Huang Ronggui
1 2 3 4 5 6 | ## Not run:
Files <- list("File name one"="content of first File.",
"File name two"="content of the second File.")
write.FileList(Files) ## Please launch RQDA(), and open a project first.
## End(Not run)
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