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I find job_loop() to be very helpful in running array jobs with different options and appreciate the getopt() template provided.
However I often develop the base script first before implementing the loop. With create_shell=TRUE a new R script is created, that can overwrite the current work. It would be helpful for a similar create_script option. So when create_script=FALSE a script is not created and the getopt code is instead printed to output. The user could then copy that code in to the existing script.
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I find
job_loop()
to be very helpful in running array jobs with different options and appreciate thegetopt()
template provided.However I often develop the base script first before implementing the loop. With
create_shell=TRUE
a new R script is created, that can overwrite the current work. It would be helpful for a similarcreate_script
option. So whencreate_script=FALSE
a script is not created and thegetopt
code is instead printed to output. The user could then copy that code in to the existing script.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: