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all output that might be sent to \code{\link{stdout}()}.
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all output that might be sent to \code{\link{stdout}()}.
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Sink-ing the messages stream should be done only with great care.
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Sink-ing the messages stream should be done only with great care.
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For that stream \code{file} must be an already open connection, and
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For that stream \code{file} must be an already open connection, and
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there is no stack of connections.
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there is no stack of connections.
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If \code{file} is a character string, the file will be opened using
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If \code{file} is a character string, the file will be opened using
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the current encoding. If you want a different encoding (e.g. to
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the current encoding. If you want a different encoding (e.g. to
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represent strings which have been stored in UTF-8), use a
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represent strings which have been stored in UTF-8), use a
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\code{\link{file}} connection --- but some ways to produce \R output
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\code{\link{file}} connection --- but some ways to produce \R output
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will already have converted such strings to the current encoding.
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will already have converted such strings to the current encoding.
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