[From nobody Mon Nov  3 05:32:51 2008
Date: Sun, 02 Nov 2008 23:30:57 -0500
From: Kenneth Roy Cabrera Torres <krcabrer@une.net.co>
Subject: Re: [R] =?ISO-8859-1?Q?C=F3mo?= convertir un objeto data frame en	una
	tabla csv
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To: Ricardo Bandin <rbandin@gmail.com>
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Hi Ricardo:

I don't understand your question, not because it is in spanish,
but because I will like to know what are you pretending to do.

data.frame is an R object.
csv is a external ascii format for database tables.
geodata is an internal geoR object (a list).

The usual steps are:

.csv external file ->  data.frame R object (with read.csv or read.csv2)
data.frame R object -> geodata (with as.geodata() geoR function)

If you want to write to an external file a geodata object, and
later read it back to R you should use save() to write and
then load() to recover it. (?save and ?load)

Hope that will help you.

Kenneth




El dom, 02-11-2008 a las 22:45 -0300, Ricardo Bandin escribió:
> Agradecer me ayuden con la consulta:
> 
> Cmo convertir un objeto data frame en una tabla csv que pueda a su vez ser
> convertida en un objeto geodata
> 
> De antemano, gracias por la atencin,
> 
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