Usage
## S3 method for class 'default':
readTable(file, colClasses=NULL, isPatterns=FALSE, defColClass=NA, header=FALSE, skip=0, nrows=-1, rows=NULL, col.names=NULL, check.names=FALSE, path=NULL, ..., stripQuotes=TRUE, method=c("readLines", "intervals"), verbose=FALSE)Arguments
file
A connection or a filename.  If a filename, the path
      specified by path is added to the front of the
      filename.  Unopened files are opened and closed at the end. colClasses
Either a named or an unnamed character vector.
      If unnamed, it specified the column classes just as used by
       isPatterns
If TRUE, the matching of names(colClasses) to
      the read column names is done by regular expressions matching. defColClass
If the column class map specified by a named
      colClasses argument does not match some of the read column
      names, the column class is by default set to this class. The
      default is to read the columns in an "as is" way.
header
If TRUE, column names are read from the file. skip
The number of lines (commented or non-commented) to skip
      before trying to read the header or alternatively the data table.
nrows
The number of rows to read of the data table.
      Ignored if rows is specified.
rows
An row index vector specifying which rows of the table
      to read, e.g. row one is the row following the header.
      Non-existing rows are ignored.  Note that rows are returned in
      the same  col.names
Same as in read.table().
check.names
Same as in read.table(), but default value
      is FALSE here. path
If file is a filename, this path is added to it,
     otherwise ignored.
stripQuotes
If TRUE, quotes are stripped from values before
     being parse.
     This argument is only effective when method=="readLines". method
If "readLines", (readLines()) is used
     internally to first only read rows of interest, which is then
     passed to read.table().
     If "intervals", contigous intervals are first identified in