I need to run several scripts via the bash shell using Rscript
and some functions I use require the function isGeneric
. However, in this case the process end like that (for example):
Error in .getLogLik() : could not
find function "isGeneric"
Calls: main -> dredge -> .getLik -> .getLogLik
Execution halted
This can be reproduced as follows
# in the bash shell
echo "isGeneric('apply')" > /tmp/test.R
Rscript /tmp/test.R
Result:
Error: could not find function "isGeneric"
Execution halted
However, if we open a R session and type the following, it works:
# in the R shell
isGeneric('apply')
[1] FALSE
Would you know where the problem comes from and how to fix it?
Error in R – could not find function “%>%” – means that you don't have loaded or installed the R package that is using that.
The 'could not find function or function reference' error happens when we use the incorrect name for a built-in function. Those names in TradingView are quite precise: not only the name but also its capitalisation has to be correct.
%>% is called the forward pipe operator in R. It provides a mechanism for chaining commands with a new forward-pipe operator, %>%. This operator will forward a value, or the result of an expression, into the next function call/expression.
According to help(Rscript)
, Rscript
doesn't load the methods package by default, because it's time-consuming. So you either need to specify it on the command line:
Rscript --default-packages=methods file.R
Or library(methods)
at the top of the file you're calling.
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