Select an existing file, or create a new one.
dlg_open(
default = "",
title = if (multiple) "Select files" else "Select file",
multiple = FALSE,
filters = dlg_filters["All", ],
...,
gui = .GUI
)dlgOpen(
default = "",
title = if (multiple) "Select files" else "Select file",
multiple = FALSE,
filters = dlg_filters["All", ],
...,
gui = .GUI
)
dlg_filters
dlgFilters
# S3 method for gui
dlg_open(
default,
title,
multiple = FALSE,
filters = dlg_filters["All", ],
...,
gui = .GUI
)
# S3 method for textCLI
dlg_open(
default,
title,
multiple = FALSE,
filters = dlg_filters["All", ],
...,
gui = .GUI
)
# S3 method for nativeGUI
dlg_open(
default,
title,
multiple = FALSE,
filters = dlg_filters["All", ],
rstudio = getOption("svDialogs.rstudio", TRUE),
...,
gui = .GUI
)
The default file to start with (use /dir/*
or /dir/*.*
to
start in a given directory).
A title to display on top of the dialog box.
Is a multiple selection of files allowed?
A specification of file filters as a nx2
matrix, or a
character string with even number of items. First items is the label, second
one is the filter. See dlg_filters
for examples. This is currently ignored
on MacOS and RStudio, since such kind of filter is defined differently there.
Pass further arguments to methods.
The 'gui' object concerned by this dialog box.
Logical. Should 'RStudio' dialog boxes automatically be used
if available? If FALSE
, force using OS dialog boxes, but only in
'RStudio Desktop' (ignored in 'RStudio Server'). Can be changed globally
with options(svDialogs.rstudio = TRUE|FALSE)
. TRUE
by default.
The modified 'gui' object is returned invisibly. The chosen file(s),
or an empty string if the "cancel" button was clicked is found in gui$res
(see example).
An object of class matrix
(inherits from array
) with 22 rows and 2 columns.
An object of class matrix
(inherits from array
) with 22 rows and 2 columns.
# NOT RUN {
# Choose one R file
dlg_open(title = "Select one R file", filters = dlg_filters[c("R", "All"), ])$res
# Choose several files
dlg_open(multiple = TRUE)$res
# }
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