I vaguely remember someone mentioning R startup settings that would do this at a course 2 years ago.
What I want is a log file of each R session, but I don’t want to save commands that fail and the resulting error messages.
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I vaguely remember someone mentioning R startup settings that would do this at a course 2 years ago.
What I want is a log file of each R session, but I don’t want to save commands that fail and the resulting error messages.
See the
txtStartfunction and friends in theTeachingDemospackage. These create a log of your session and optionally a file of just the commands. Currently only succesful commands are included (due to the way the task callback system currently works). Future versions may included the commands that cause errors, but an option or small modification will keep the current behavior.