Hi, is it possible to execute a script with R and go into interactive mode with the same session? e.g. R < myscript.R
objects()
Creating a .Rprofile is not an option for me. Thank you Michael
2 messages · Michael Olschimke, Brian Ripley
Hi, is it possible to execute a script with R and go into interactive mode with the same session? e.g. R < myscript.R
objects()
Creating a .Rprofile is not an option for me. Thank you Michael
Hi, is it possible to execute a script with R and go into interactive mode with the same session?
Yes, the mechanism is 'read the script file specified by R_PROFILE_USER (or its defaults) and then continue interactively'. See ?Startup.
e.g. R < myscript.R
objects()
Creating a .Rprofile is not an option for me.
You need to explain why you are rejecting the mechanism provided to do this, and precisely what your constraints are. Note that the locations of both R_PROFILE_USER and R_PROFILE_SITE are set by environment variables, so it would be very unusual not to be able to make use of them. An R session is either interactive or it is not, and that is decided early in the startup process. A session started by redirecting input is not (unless overridden by command-line flags), and it will never read normal input from anywhere other than stdin. There is no equivalent of sink() for input.
Thank you Michael
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