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fix invokes edit on x and then assigns the new (edited) version of x in the user's workspace.

fix is the best way that I know of doing this, although you can also use edit and re-assign it: foo <- edit(foo) This is what fix does internally. You might want to do this if you wanted to re-assign your changes to a different name.

Dec 14, 2015 · fix lets you edit an object and modifies the original. Internally, fix pretty much does the following: Retrieve the name of the variable passed to fix (call it name) Invoke result = edit(original) Invoke assign(name, result, .GlobalEnv)

Fix an Object Description. fix invokes edit on x and then assigns the new (edited) version of x in the user's workspace. Usage fix(x, ...) Arguments

fix(college) and not with a string. Help: Usage. fix(x, ...) Arguments x the name of an R object, as a name or a character string. ... arguments to pass to editor: see edit. So, you can also use fix("college").

Fix an Object Description. fix invokes the editor specified in options("editor") on x and then assigns the new (edited) version of x in the global environment. Usage fix(x, ...) Arguments

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fix invokes an editor on x and then assigns the new (edited) version of x in the global environment.

fixr opens a function (or text object, or "script" stored as an R expression — see Scriptlets) in your preferred text editor. Control returns immediately to the R command line, so you can keep working in R and can be editing several objects simultaneously (cf edit).