R help for a newby

Peter Dalgaard · 2000-11-14T00:16:16Z

ben at zoo.ufl.edu writes: > I don't actually think there's an easy way to do this; an alternate way > might be to reformat your data either with fixed-width fields (read.fwf()) > or with separator characters. ..or add NA values to fill the rows with missing observations. > If you insist, though, here is a (probably > overly convoluted) way of doing what I think you want. I would welcome > suggestions for making this more efficient or understandable. In the development version, scan and

Peter Dalgaard

Mon, Nov 13, 2000 4:16 PM

ben at zoo.ufl.edu writes:

..or add NA values to fill the rows with missing observations.

In the development version, scan and read.table now have a fill= argument...

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R help for a newby

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