[R] [Rd] How to create a permanent dataset in R.

[Petr PIKAL]

Hi

I use saved R file stand.R which looks like this

"stand" <-
list(   b110 = c(49.45000, 21.463333, 11.468333, 24.33500,  28.112240),
        b120 = c(49.77333, 19.386667,  7.736667, 20.87500,  21.753788),
        b130 = c(49.60833, 18.365000,  5.708333, 19.23167,  17.265409),
        b140 = c(50.61333, 15.528333,  2.023333, 15.66167,   7.419889),
        b160 = c(51.25833, 14.026667,  0.500000, 14.03667,   2.032885),
        b180 = c(55.10167,  9.076667, -3.281667,  9.66000, -19.887711),
        b222 = c(56.14500, 14.520000,  3.425000, 14.91667,  13.271665),
        b225 = c(53.43833, 16.168333,  4.695000, 16.83333,  16.189711),
        e7898 =c(50.44200, 17.496000,  5.238000, 18.26400,  16.660000),
        lab.nk  = c(50.70000, 20.29000, 14.040000, 24.67, 34.68), 
        mapico = c(65.89, 13.065, 21.07, 24.79, 58.195), 
        tp100.pr = c(47.88250, 21.09500, 12.697500),
        tp100old = c(49.61,22.71,13.93,26.64,31.52),
        tp100 = c(49.08,22.24,11.19,24.89402335,26.71196071),
        tp200 = c(49.46, 18.5, 8.88, 20.52082844, 25.64100582),
        tp200ro = c(49.32, 18.60, 9.85, 21.05, 27.90),
        tp302 = c(49.5, 19.7, 10.8, 22.47, 28.73), 
        tp303.00 = c(49.41000, 16.76000,  6.390000, 17.9368, 20.8701), 
        tp303.40 = c(48.72000, 15.09000, 5.430000))

and is in my personal function package
and call data(stand) in Rprofile.site to recover it in each session

Regards
Petr

r-help-bounces at r-project.org napsal dne 24.07.2009 20:06:57:

> (redirecting to r-help; it seems more appropriate for such a question)
> Hello,
> 
> On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 8:11 AM, Albert 
EINstEIN<sateeshvarmap at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Actually, we know that If we create a dataset in R ,after closing the
> > session the dataset automatically is closed. I tried for creating 
dataset
> > permanently in R.I am facing the problem of creating permanent 
dataset.
> > can we create dataset permanently If possible?
> >
> I am not sure what exactly you want to do, but you could use
> save.image() to save R's workspace and re-load it when re-opening R
> via load(). Otherwise you can use Rcmdr or JGR to graphically, that is
> via point-and-click, perform these operations.
> Liviu
> 
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