getDefaultFilename.HttpDaemon

HttpDaemon.getDefaultFilename

getDefaultFilename,HttpDaemon-method

Gets the default filename to be loaded by the HTTP daemon, if started.

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An RSP document is a text-based document containing an R-embedded template of the final document, e.g. "Today's date is <%=Sys.Date()%>".  An RSP document is preprocessed, parsed and translated into an R script, which when sourced generates the final document.  This way it is possible to dynamically generate reports in plain text, HTML, TeX etc, e.g. "\includegraphics{<%=toPDF('Normal', { curve(dnorm, from=-5, to=+5) })%>}".  It can also be used to enhance other literate programming languages such as Sweave, e.g. "<<eval=<%=doEval%>>>= [...] @".  In addition to RSP, this package also provides an internal cross-platform web server and built-in dynamic RSP-embedded HTML help pages, which can be launched by browseRsp().  If other packages provide RSP help pages, these are automatically linked to as well.

Henrik Bengtsson

R.rsp

Dynamic generation of scientific reports

getDefaultFilename.HttpDaemon function

getDefaultFilename.HttpDaemon(static, ...)

getDefaultFilename.HttpDaemon: Gets the default filename to be loaded by the HTTP daemon

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