I am sorry. I am not sure if the mail a send before to this list was rejected because of header (subject).
I've changed it. The first maybe was not appropriate.

I did a function (sec_conop) whose arguments are syndic,
well and wellconop. 

sec_conop(syndic='01syndic.txt',well='well-1.csv',wellconop='well-1.dat');closeAllConnections()

This function takes “well” and “syndic”, matching between
them and then it does some transformations. The result is exported to
“wellconop”.

I will apply this function to one hundred different “wells”.
Therefore, for each well I use, the “wellconop argument will change too.
For intance if “well” is now well-2.csv, the function will be 

sec_conop(syndic='01syndic.txt',well='well-2.csv',wellconop='well-2.dat');closeAllConnections()

I am trying to apply this function automatically to all
“well” I have, but I do not find the way.
The last I tried, for three different “wells”, was :

wells<-data.frame(funct=rep('sec_conop(',3),syndic=c('01syndic.txt','01syndic.txt','01syndic.txt'),well=c('well-1.csv','well-2.csv','well-3-1.csv'),wellconop=c('well-1.dat','well-2.dat','well-3.dat'))

funct_3wells<-paste(wells$funct,"'",wells$syndic,"'", ","
,"'", wells$well,"'",
"," , "'" ,wells$wellconop,"'",")",";","closeAllConnections()",sep='')

lapply(funct_3wells,as.formula)

This way works partially because the results in “wellconop”
are truncated. 
Has anyone any suggestion?

Thanks in advance

Carlos


      
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