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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion R/pkg.R
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#'
#' R is a great tool, but processing large text files with data is cumbersome.
#' \code{chunked} helps you to process large text files with dplyr while loading
#' only a part of the data in memory. It builds on the execellent R package LaF
#' only a part of the data in memory. It builds on the excellent R package LaF
#' Processing commands are writing in dplyr syntax, and \code{chunked}
#' (using \code{LaF})
#' will take care that chunk by chunk is processed, taking far less memory
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Expand Up @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ write_table_chunkwise <- function(x, file="", sep="\t", dec=".", col.names=TRUE,
write_csv_chunkwise(x=x, file=file, sep=sep, dec=dec, col.names=col.names, row.names=row.names, ...)
}

#' Genereric function to write chunk by chunk
#' Generic function to write chunk by chunk
#' @export
#' @param x chunked input, e.g. created with \code{read_chunkwise} or it can be a \code{tbl_sql} object.
#' @param dest where should the data be written. May be a character or
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