[R-SIG-Finance] Linux Commandline and Packages

[Ralph Vince]

I frequently use RKWard IDE. However, Ive been trying to run a script
from the command line (in either Centos 6, or Ubuntu 10,10). I have
all of my packages installed in ~/R/Packages, and am invoking

~/R/>R CMD BATCH ~/R/Work/myscript.R

and, in doing so, it doesn't seem to find the installed packages ( in
this case, quantmod and plan) as seen in the output:

How do I get the comandline to recognize my installed packages?
Thanks, Ralph VInce

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> require(quantmod)
Loading required package: quantmod
Warning message:
In library(package, lib.loc = lib.loc, character.only = TRUE,
logical.return = TRUE,  :
  there is no package called 'quantmod'
> library(plan)
Error in library(plan) : there is no package called 'plan'
Execution halted