R.rsp v0.3.4
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R Server Pages
An R Server Page (RSP) is a document that contains both text in a format of choice (HTML, TeX, ...) as well as R source code within special tags. An RSP file can be translated into a so called R servlet, which is an R script that outputs the final document when sourced. This way documents in any format can be generated dynamically using R, e.g. automatic reports of statistical analysis. Utilizing an internal cross-platform web server, this package provides dynamic help pages in HTML. If other packages provide RSP help pages, these are automatically linked to in the RSP main menu.
Functions in R.rsp
| Name | Description | |
| getAbsolutePath.FileRspResponse | Gets the absolute pathname to the current RSP file | |
| HttpRequest | The HttpRequest class | |
| RspPage | The RspPage class | |
| nbrOfParameters.HttpRequest | Gets the number of parameters | |
| HtmlRspLanguage | The HtmlRspLanguage class | |
| FileRspResponse | The FileRspResponse class | |
| hasParameter.HttpRequest | Checks if a parameter exists | |
| flush.FileRspResponse | Flushes the response buffer | |
| getVerbatim.HtmlRspLanguage | Gets a verbatim string specifically for the HTML language | |
| R.rsp-package | Package R.rsp | |
| getPort.HttpDaemon | Gets the socket port of the HTTP daemon | |
| getRemoteAddress.HttpRequest | Gets the IP address of the client that sent the request | |
| writeResponse.HttpDaemon | Writes a string to the HTTP output connection | |
| HttpDaemon | The HttpDaemon class | |
| getConfig.HttpDaemon | Retrieves the servers 'config' structure from Tcl | |
| getNewline.RspLanguage | Gets the newline string specific for a given RSP response language | |
| as.character.HttpRequest | Returns a short string describing the HTTP request | |
| sourceTcl.HttpDaemon | Loads the Tcl source for the HTTP daemon into R | |
| getParameters.HttpRequest | Gets all parameters | |
| indexOfNonQuoted | Gets the first index of a string that is not inside a double qouted string | |
| getVerbatim.RspLanguage | Gets a verbatim string specific for a given RSP response language | |
| getContentLength.HttpRequest | Gets the length of contents | |
| HttpDaemonRspResponse | The HttpDaemonRspResponse class | |
| getContentType.HttpRequest | Gets the MIME type of the body of the request | |
| start.HttpDaemon | Starts the HTTP daemon | |
| getHttpRequest.HttpDaemon | Gets the HTTP request | |
| escape.RspLanguage | Escapes a string specifically for a given RSP response language | |
| startHelp.HttpDaemon | Starts the HTTP daemon and launches the help page | |
| RspLanguage | The RspLanguage class | |
| flush.HttpDaemonRspResponse | Flushes the buffer of an HttpDaemonRspResponse to the HttpDaemon | |
| appendRootPaths.HttpDaemon | Appends and inserts new paths to the list of known root directories | |
| getServerPort.HttpRequest | Gets the port number on which this request was received | |
| browseRsp | Starts the internal web browser and opens the URL in the default web browser | |
| getRealPath.HttpRequest | Gets the file system path for a given URI | |
| getRootPaths.HttpDaemon | Gets the root directories of the HTTP daemon | |
| Non-documented objects | Non-documented objects | |
| isStarted.HttpDaemon | Checks if the HTTP daemon is started | |
| getComment.RspLanguage | Gets a comment string specific for a given RSP response language | |
| escape.HtmlRspLanguage | Escapes a string specifically for the HTML language | |
| getAbsolutePath.RspPage | Gets the absolute pathname to the current RSP file | |
| getProtocol.HttpRequest | Gets the name and version of the protocol used to make this request | |
| translateRsp | Translates an RSP file to an R servlet | |
| getPath.FileRspResponse | Gets the path of the directory of the current RSP file | |
| sourceRsp | Processes an RSP file by translating it to an R servlet, which is then sourced | |
| restart.HttpDaemon | Restarts the HTTP daemon | |
| getName.RspPage | Gets the (base)name of the current RSP file | |
| getParameter.HttpRequest | Gets a parameter | |
| rspToHtml | Compiles an RSP file to an HTML file | |
| getPath.RspPage | Gets the path of the directory of the current RSP file | |
| getScheme.HttpRequest | Gets the scheme used to make this request | |
| as.character.HttpDaemon | Returns a short string describing the HTTP daemon | |
| openUrl.HttpDaemon | Starts the HTTP daemon and launches the specified URL | |
| import.RspResponse | Imports the output from another RSP file | |
| setRootPaths.HttpDaemon | Sets a new set of root directories for the HTTP daemon | |
| write.HttpDaemonRspResponse | Writes strings to an HttpDaemonRspResponse buffer | |
| processRsp.HttpDaemon | Processes an RSP page | |
| write.RspResponse | Writes an RSP response to the predefined output file | |
| write.FileRspResponse | Writes an RSP response to the predefined output file | |
| stop.HttpDaemon | Stops the HTTP daemon | |
| RspResponse | The RspResponse class | |
| sourceAllRsp | Processes one or several RSP files | |
| getRemoteHost.HttpRequest | Gets the fully qualified name of the client that sent the request | |
| getComment.HtmlRspLanguage | Gets a comment string specifically for the HTML language | |
| flush.RspResponse | Flushes the response buffer | |
| getLanguage.RspLanguage | Gets the language string | |
| getOutput.FileRspResponse | Gets the output for an RSP response | |
| getName.FileRspResponse | Gets the (base)name of the current RSP file | |
| getDefaultFilename.HttpDaemon | Gets the default filename to be loaded by the HTTP daemon | |
| getServerName.HttpRequest | Gets the host name of the server that revieved the request | |
| importRsp | Imports an RSP file | |
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| Date | 2008-03-06 |
| License | LGPL (>= 2.1) |
| URL | http://www.braju.com/R/ |
| ContribURL | http://www.maths.lth.se/help/R/ |
| DevelURL | http://www.maths.lth.se/help/R/ |
| LazyLoad | TRUE |
| Packaged | Thu Mar 6 11:50:15 2008; hb |
| depends | base (>= 2.0.0) , R (>= 2.0.0) , R.oo , R.utils |
| suggests | tcltk |
| Contributors | Henrik Bengtsson |
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