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J'ai retrouvé ça dans un vieux script de brouillon :
x <- c("DATA/2015/isgc2015_abstracts.csv" , "DATA/2015/isgc2015_authors-abstracts.csv" , "DATA/2017/isgc2017_abstracts.csv" , "DATA/2017/isgc2017_authors_abstracts.csv" , "DATA/2019/form_abstracts.csv" ) list.files("DATA", full.names = TRUE, recursive = TRUE) %>% grep("^(?!.*authors).*abstracts\\.csv$", ., value = TRUE, perl = TRUE)
As-tu résolu le problème ?
Aujourd'hui, j'utilise systématiquement fs::dir_ls au lieu de list.files.
fs::dir_ls
list.files
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J'ai retrouvé ça dans un vieux script de brouillon :
As-tu résolu le problème ?
Aujourd'hui, j'utilise systématiquement
fs::dir_ls
au lieu delist.files
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: