Dear all,
I use R in Batch Mode with the following syntax:
X:\...\Rcmd BATCH --slave X\...\test.R X:\...\Log.txt
It works very fine.
Now I want to write a function and customize the input for my R-File, e.g I
want to define the start and the end date.
Let's assume that test.R includes only a function like this:
analysis<-function(start.date,end.date){...}
Is it possible to give the arguments of the function via Batch Mode, e.g.
start.date=c("2009-10-01") and end.date=c("2009-10-31")?
Normally I would do
this as following:
result<-analysis(c("2009-10-01"),c("2009-10-31")).
Going away from the function: It were sufficent, if the R-Script test.R were
running and recognizing start.date and end.date in the same manner as I
would write the dates in the top of the file.
The background: I am searching for a possibility, that my colleagues can use
my files without programming skills in R and without the necessity of
opening R. The batch mode is a great thing at this point - the actual
problem for me is the missing possibility of define some details.
Have you any suggestions to solve my problem? Probably there are other
possibilities I don't see at the moment. If other people could enter the
dates in the example (in which way respectively in which platform is to
define) and start the R-File without R-knowledge, in whatever way, this were
the optimal solution.
Thank you very much in advance,
Jens.
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