6/24/2023 0 Comments Run script on mac terminal![]() ![]() ![]() Here, I’m saving it to a file called test.txt. OK, 4th line uses the base R cat() function, which displays or saves contents of a variable. Any code or variable name inside curly braces within a quoted character string gets evaluated, and the value is used in the string. Third line creates a message variable with the character string “This is a test I’m running at” and the current time variable.īy the way, if you’ve never used the glue package before, it can be a nice alternative to using paste. Here, I’ve got a test script that saves the system time in a variable called current_time. Let me walk you through one way to do this. For smaller things where you can live with the occasional fail, you can set up a Mac to run scripts from the command line. But sometimes once you finish your script, you’d like it to run every week or every day, without having to kick it off manually.įor important, mission-critical work, there are scheduling solutions like RStudio Connect. ![]() RStudio is a handy interface to work interactively. I’m here with Episode 11 of Do More With R: Schedule R scripts to run from the Mac command line. Hi, I’m Sharon Machlis, Director of Editorial Data & Analytics at IDG Communications.
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