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====how to make a new script and run commands from it?==== | ====how to make a new script and run commands from it?==== | ||
When you run commands from the R console, the code completely disappears after closing R. So for any lengthy set of commands, you will want to save your source code in a script. For the following sections, I'd recommend creating a new script for each data set. | When you run commands from the R console, the code completely disappears after closing R. So for any lengthy set of commands, you will want to save your source code in a script. For the following sections, I'd recommend creating a new script for each data set (as well as distinct folders). | ||
To create a script for the ''attentional blink'' data set, open R and go to ''file > new script'' | |||
====saving workspace images?==== | ====saving workspace images?==== | ||
In addition to saving your commands, you can also save the values of variables | In addition to saving your commands, you can also save the values of variables | ||
Revision as of 22:15, 27 February 2013
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how to make a new script and run commands from it?
When you run commands from the R console, the code completely disappears after closing R. So for any lengthy set of commands, you will want to save your source code in a script. For the following sections, I'd recommend creating a new script for each data set (as well as distinct folders).
To create a script for the attentional blink data set, open R and go to file > new script
saving workspace images?
In addition to saving your commands, you can also save the values of variables