I am converting a MATLAB file to SCILAB by using application icon and MATLAB to SCILAB translator, but I get a file.cat which I could not open it. Please can you help me to solve this problem or inform me how can I convert any MATLAB file to a SCILAB file in a proper way.
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I am trying to convert a Autocad DWG file to stp or iges file which would mean 2D to 3D.
What I found out so far is that you can convert them via GUI on Autocad mechanical with the command stepout/igesout. So I tried to use it on AcCoreConsole but it seems the commands are unexisting. Does someone have any clue where or how I could convert them via any Console
I want to save my code in R. I did:
save(Data,file="Code_Data.R")
When I open the file in R again, the code looks like hieroglyphics.
How can I save the code in a way, that I can read the code in an editor or RStudio again?
save outputs a binary copy of the objects you tell it to save, not R code. Because you are naming this file with a ".R" extension, RStudio is blindly trying to open this binary file as R code, and you are seeing the results of that mess.
Technically, the R language doesn't care what the extension of the file is. As long as you know that the file contains, you can load it back in with the command load("Code_Data.R"). However, if you want to get RStudio to recognize that this is actually a file containing binary data and not R code, try saving the file with the canonical ".RData" extension:
save(Data, file="Code_Data.RData")
Using the ".RData" extension will also help you and other programmers who look at your code avoid this confusion in the future.
I would like to perform a line-by-line review of code written using RStudio.
I have two questions:
How do I export the script file as a PDF/text file?
How do I make sure that the exported script file includes the line numbers?
Thanks!
** Update: Considering that I wasn't trying to write a report straight from the R/RStudio interface, I realized I could easily open and print the code using Notepad ++. So, here's to remembering a software that most folks probably use for their coding anyway.
I found the answer to a similar question that I had for writing a script to a text file here https://statisticsglobe.com/r-save-all-console-input-output-to-file and wanted to share for others facing the same dilemma. Unfortunately, this method does not write out the line numbers though.
# Writing currently opened R script to file
fout = "filpath/filename.txt"
cat(readChar(rstudioapi::getSourceEditorContext()$path,
file.info(rstudioapi::getSourceEditorContext()$path)$size), file = fout)
Have you ever heard about Knitr?, and also look at this question.
My setup: Eclipse, R and Statet
I am using R from inside Eclipse using Statet.
I have made a graph (this is the plot of a time series, in case this is relevant information).
I now wish to save this graph as a JPG image (or BMP, or the like ...), or to copy this image in the clipboard. I need my graph in a PowerPoint presentation.
Does anyone know how to do that?
Thank you
jpeg('foo.png') more help is available by typing ?jpeg at the statet prompt. You may also be able to write to the clipboard, using a destination of clipboard instead of the filename, depending on your platform -- see ?connections for further details.
DirectX SDK provides a utility that converts .x or .obj file to .sdkmesh, its called meshconvert tool.
But, I tried many times and its not working.
It shows this message "Cannot Load specified input file"
(I input a .obj file named samp.obj and typed "meshconvert /sdkmesh samp.obj".)
Can anyone please help me solve it?
P.S. I'm on windows 7 and inputting the above command in DirectXSDK Command prompt.
Thanks in advance!
I have read that the .obj file type listed by MeshConvert.exe refers to a binary form of .x, not the popular Wavefront Object Model format. I'm still looking for a way to do this myself.