问题
folks
I just installed ubuntu R, but when I saved my R work space, it loaded automatically every time when i launch R from the terminal. This had disabled couple of functions in the package i wanted to use.
My questions is how to remove my r work space in ubuntu? any idea where the location of the file is ? I tried suggestions from this site: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/How-to-permanently-remove-Previously-saved-workspace-restored-td3041515.html , but i did not really give a clear solution to it.
Best.
回答1:
Its a file called .RData in your working directory:
> getwd()
[1] "/home/rowlings"
> system("ls .RData")
.RData
Because it starts with a dot its not visible in the unix shell unless you do ls -a.
回答2:
Try removing ~/.RData
In case that is hard for you to understand, ~/ is the Unix way of saying "your home directory", and the ~/.RData file is the "default" workspace if you didn't explicitly set a different working directory.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22305973/remove-r-workspace-in-ubuntu