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%>>>= [...] @".  As explained in one of the
        vignettes, RSP-embedded LaTeX vignettes can easily be included
        in any R package.  (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.)

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

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