In R, the file path must be in forward slash format. In Window OS, the file path is placed in back slash format. Converting it to forward slash is a pain in the ass.
R Code : Converting backslash file path to forward slash
FSlash<- function(path = "clipboard") {
y <- if (path == "clipboard") {
readClipboard()
} else {
cat("Please enter the path:\n\n")
readline()
}
x <- chartr("\\", "/", y)
writeClipboard(x)
return(x)
}
Step I : Run the above code (Once per session. Ignore if already run once)
Step II : Copy path of your file
Step III : Run FSlash()Step II : Copy path of your file
Step IV : Press CTRL V to get name of your file path
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thanks alot
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