How to run an R script file from the command line -
i know there lot of questions regarding issue i've tried , think don't understand how command line works in windows. have file saved in folder on desktop, let's say:
c:\users\abika_000\desktop\r models\myfile.r
here directory r/bin or rscript/bin:
c:\program files\r\r-3.1.0\bin
i want run code using cmd prompt. how go doing this?
i've tried solution question below keep getting errors no matter do:
what entered:
> r cmd batch c:\users\abika_000\desktop\r models\myfile.r > rscript c:\users\abika_000\desktop\r models\myfile.r
the errors are:
'r' not recognized internal or external command, operable program or batch file 'rscript' not recognized internal or external command, operable program or batch file
edit::
credit splendour , phil. wound fixing entering:
> "c:\program files\r\r-3.1.0\bin\"r cmd batch "c:\users\abika_000\desktop\r models\myfile.r"
i apologize poor question. wasn't sure how use cmd prompt /directories in trying use r cmd batch or rscript
i think step 1, if haven't done it, use unix-y shell emulator, such cygwin. then, assuming it's available on windows (as on linux/osx), can use wrapper program rscript
.
or, if have unix-y shell emulator, can pipe input straight r
, e.g.:
r --no-save --no-restore < your_script.r
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