HMV – Ejemplo – Descargar R para Windows de 32 o 64 bits

http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/

R-3.2.0 for Windows (32/64 bit)

Download R 3.2.0 for Windows (62 megabytes, 32/64 bit)

 Installation and other instructions

 New features in this version

HMV - Ejemplo R - Manejo de carpetas o directorios

# Muestra la carpeta o directorio activo, en la pantalla

getwd()

# Crea la carpeta o directorio ej01R en el nodo raíz del disco c:/

dir.create(“c:/ej01R”, showWarnings = TRUE, recursive = FALSE)

# Cambia la carpeta o directorio activo a ‘c:/ej01R’

setwd(“c:/ej01R”)

# Muestra la carpeta o directorio activo, en la pantalla

setwd()

# Muestra el contenido de la carpeta o directorio activo, en la pantalla

list.files(path=".")

# Borra el elemento correspondiente a “x” de la carpeta o directorio activo (x=”*”; “?”).

unlink(x, recursive = FALSE, force = FALSE)

# Muestra el contenido del nodo raíz del disco c:

setwd("c:/")
list.files(path=".")

HMV - Ejemplo R – Algunas teclas CONTROL (CTRL)

# Borra el contenido de la pantalla

CTRL + L

# Sale de la consola de R
CTRL + Z

HMV - Ejemplo – Cerrar sesión de Windows para reiniciar o apagar el computador

[ CTRL + ALT ] + SUPR + SUPR

dir.create(“c:/automatizac/resr/30s_a0_b4-b6_0-1_form”, showWarnings = TRUE, recursive = FALSE)

Delete Files and Directories

unlink(x, recursive = FALSE, force = FALSE)

https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/library/base/html/unlink.html

list.files(path=”.”)
http://rfunction.com/archives/1042

File Manipulation
https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/library/base/html/files.html

file.create(..., showWarnings = TRUE)

file.exists(...)
file.remove(...)
file.rename(from, to)
file.append(file1, file2)
file.copy(from, to, overwrite = recursive, recursive = FALSE,
copy.mode = TRUE, copy.date = FALSE)
file.symlink(from, to)
file.link(from, to)

HMV – Ejemplo – Link página QUICK - R

http://www.statmethods.net/interface/workspace.html

getwd() # print the current working directory - cwd

ls() # list the objects in the current workspace

setwd(mydirectory) # change to mydirectory

setwd("c:/docs/mydir") # note / instead of \ in windows

setwd("/usr/rob/mydir") # on linux

# view and set options for the session

help(options) # learn about available options

options() # view current option settings

options(digits=3) # number of digits to print on output

# work with your previous commands

 history() # display last 25 commands

history(max.show=Inf) # display all previous commands

# save your command history

savehistory(file="myfile") # default is ".Rhistory"

# recall your command history

loadhistory(file="myfile") # default is ".Rhistory"

# save the workspace to the file .RData in the cwd

save.image()

# save specific objects to a file

# if you don't specify the path, the cwd is assumed

save(object list,file="myfile.RData")

# load a workspace into the current session

# if you don't specify the path, the cwd is assumed

load("myfile.RData")

HMV - Algunos link relacionados:

http://www.statmethods.net/index.html

http://www.statmethods.net/input/keyboard.html

http://www.sciviews.org/_rgui/

http://astrostatistics.psu.edu/su07/R/html/base/html/files.html
files {base} R Documentation

File and Directory Manipulation

Description

These functions provide a low-level interface to the computer's file system.

Usage

file.create(...)
file.exists(...)
file.remove(...)
file.rename(from, to)
file.append(file1, file2)
file.copy(from, to, overwrite = FALSE)
file.symlink(from, to)
dir.create(path, showWarnings = TRUE, recursive = FALSE)

Arguments

..., file1, file2, from, character vectors, containing file names.

to

path a character vector containing a single path name.

overwrite logical; should the destination files be overwritten?

showWarnings logical; should the warnings on failure be shown?

recursive logical: should elements of the path other than the last be created? If true, like
Unix's mkdir -p.

Details

The ... arguments are concatenated to form one character string: you can specify the files separately or as one
vector. All of these functions expand path names: see path.expand.

file.create creates files with the given names if they do not already exist and truncates them if they do.

file.exists returns a logical vector indicating whether the files named by its argument exist.

file.remove attempts to remove the files named in its argument.

file.rename attempts to rename a single file.

file.append attempts to append the files named by its second argument to those named by its first.
The R subscript recycling rule is used to align names given in vectors of different lengths.

file.copy works in a similar way to file.append but with the arguments in the natural order for copying. Copying
to existing destination files is skipped unless overwrite = TRUE. The to argument can specify a single existing
directory.

file.symlink makes symbolic links on those Unix-like platforms which support them. The to argument can
specify a single existing directory.

dir.create creates the last element of the path, unless recursive = TRUE. As from R 2.2.1 trailing path
separators are ignored.

Value

dir.create and file.rename return a logical, true for success.

The remaining functions return a logical vector indicating which operation succeeded for each of the files
attempted.
dir.create will return failure if the directory already exists.

Author(s)

Ross Ihaka, Brian Ripley

See Also

file.info, file.access, file.path, file.show, list.files, unlink, basename, path.expand.

file_test.

Examples

cat("file A\n", file="A")

cat("file B\n", file="B")
file.append("A", "B")
file.create("A")
file.append("A", rep("B", 10))
if(interactive()) file.show("A")
file.copy("A", "C")
dir.create("tmp")
file.copy(c("A", "B"), "tmp")
list.files("tmp")
setwd("tmp")
file.remove("B")
file.symlink(file.path("..", c("A", "B")), ".")
setwd("..")
unlink("tmp", recursive=TRUE)
file.remove("A", "B", "C")

HMV - Algunos link relacionados:

http://www.statmethods.net/index.html
http://www.statmethods.net/input/keyboard.html

http://www.sciviews.org/_rgui/