[R] R as Unix-Filter and Streams for DataMining

[Peter Dalgaard BSA]

"John D. Barnett" <jbarnett at wi.mit.edu> writes:

> - write a script which reads standard input, and reads a file, and outputs
> both of them to standard output.  (Maybe there's a command that does this
> already; anyone know?)  You could take this one step further and just make
> it a wrapper for R, which would execute any files given on the command
> line and then read from standard input.

produce | cat - script | ...

("-" means stdin)

But a really good solution to this kind of task would probably involve
some kind of stream object inside of R.

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