If you are unfamiliar with Windows command-line, be warned that it is only
vaguely similar to sh. You might find that reading the documentation on
developing R extensions has hints to what you need to do.
In general, you have to modify environment variables manually often to make
command line tools usable, and explicit use of paths is more common. See, for
example, http://www.statmethods.net/interface/batch.html.
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Tony Paredes <tgalois at gmail.com> wrote:
>Hello everyine,
>
>I am trying to run R in Batch mode in windows, but can't find any help
>in google. In particular, the only information I get is that I need to
>have an R.exe file, than I can't find in the bin folder. Can you
>please provide me with a link or refence on how to run R in batch mode
>in windows. I can do this very easely in unix, but not in windows.
>
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