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Improved Python-style Logging in R
This entry is part 21 of 21 in the series Using RLast August, in Python-style Logging in R, we described using an R script as a wrapper around the futile.logger package to generate log files for an operational R data processing … read more …
Python-style Logging in R
This entry is part 20 of 21 in the series Using RWe are increasingly using R in “operational” settings that require robust error handling and logging. In this post we describe a quick-and-dirty way to get python style multi-level log files … read more …