How to invoke script that uses scan() on Windows?

问题

How to invoke an R script like the following

scan()

in Windows? When using either R or Rscript, nothing is read. With Rscript or littler (both on Linux) the script works as expected.

# Doesn't work because stdin is already redirected
R --no-save < test.R

# Works on Linux, doesn't on Windows
Rscript test.R

# Works on Linux, doesn't exist in Windows
r test.R

Is there any way at all to achieve this without changing the R code?

Perhaps related: Why is there no --interactive switch in Windows?

回答1:

So as we discussed in the comments and with confirmation of @nograpes, you can use the following:

scan(file("stdin"), what=character())

in a script instead of scan() to read interactively from standard input when the script is executed in the command-line interface.
You then need to hit Ctrl + Z to end scanning under Windows (Ctrl + D on a Mac).

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13270564/how-to-invoke-script-that-uses-scan-on-windows