On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Michael S wrote:
> Dear All R-helper,
> my question is how to use sink.number.
> if I want to label the output was sinked by sink function how should I do
?
> example:
> zz <- file("c:\\sinktest1.txt",open="wt")
> sink(zz)
> g<- 1:10
> cat(g,"\n")
> f<-list(1:100)
> h<-capture.output(f)
> cat(h)
> sink()
>
> I want there are marks in "sinktest1.txt" files, let me know the
number of
> output I get(in this example, there should be 2 mark or number ,becuase I
> using two cat function)
That is nothing to do with sink.number():
'sink.number()' reports how many diversions are in use.
'sink.number(type = "message")' reports the number of
the
connection currently being used for error messages.
If you don't understand that, please consult the references on the help
page.
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