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r

The command line tool "r" is a program that allows you to execute R scripts, interact with the R language, and perform various data analysis and statistical computations from the command line interface.

R is a widely-used programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics. It provides a comprehensive collection of built-in functions and packages for data manipulation, visualization, statistical modeling, and machine learning.

With the "r" command line tool, you can execute R scripts and run R commands directly from the command line. This is useful for automating data analysis tasks, running R code as part of a larger script or pipeline, or performing repetitive tasks without requiring an interactive R session.

The "r" command line tool provides options to specify input and output files, control the execution environment, set various R options, and pass arguments to the R script or command. It allows you to capture the output of the R code and redirect it to a file or pipe it to another command, enabling seamless integration with other command line tools.

Overall, the "r" command line tool is a convenient and powerful utility for executing R code, enabling you to leverage the flexibility and capabilities of R in a command line environment.

List of commands for r:

  • clifm:tldr:3f5ff clifm: Remove the previously selected files (use `t` to send the files to the recycle bin instead).
    $ r sel
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  • gpg-tui:tldr:4b43b gpg-tui: Refresh `gpg-tui`.
    $ r
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