On 11-09-08 2:21 PM, andrewH wrote:
Dear Sarah--
I am thinking mainly in terms of long programs run by cut-and-past or some
other batch-like submission, where you can get back a lot of code, some
program outputs, and some error messages, all in a big lump. I want tl look
through that lump to locate all the error or warning messages, or all the
occurrences of some variable or function that seems to be causing a problem.
In both cases I want to find the result in context.
For that type of problem, you're better off running at the command line
using R CMD BATCH (or similar) so that all your output goes to a file.
Consoles generally have limited memory, but a file can store a lot more.
Your favourite text editor can do the search for you.
Duncan Murdoch
Is that clearer?
Thanks for your attention.
andrewH
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