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\arguments{
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\arguments{
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\item{\dots}{one or more character vectors containing the names of the
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\item{\dots}{one or more character vectors containing the names of the
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files to be displayed. These will be tilde-expanded: see
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files to be displayed. These will be tilde-expanded: see
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\code{\link{path.expand}}.}
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\code{\link{path.expand}}.}
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\item{title}{the title to use in the editor; defaults to the filename.}
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\item{title}{the title to use in the editor; defaults to the filename.}
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\item{editor}{the text editor to be used. See \sQuote{Details}.}
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\item{editor}{the text editor to be used, usually as a character
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string naming (or giving the path to) the text editor you want to
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use See \sQuote{Details}.}
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\item{fileEncoding}{the encoding to assume for the file: the default
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\item{fileEncoding}{the encoding to assume for the file: the default
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is to assume the native encoding. See the \sQuote{Encoding} section
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is to assume the native encoding. See the \sQuote{Encoding} section
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of the help for \code{\link{file}}.}
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of the help for \code{\link{file}}.}
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}
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}
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\details{
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\details{
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The behaviour of this function is very system dependent. Currently
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The behaviour of this function is very system-dependent. Currently
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files can be opened only one at a time on Unix; on Windows, the
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files can be opened only one at a time on Unix; on Windows, the
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internal editor allows multiple files to be opened, but has a limit of
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internal editor allows multiple files to be opened, but has a limit of
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50 simultaneous edit windows.
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50 simultaneous edit windows.
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The \code{title} argument is used for the window caption in Windows,
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The \code{title} argument is used for the window caption in Windows,
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the macOS GUI the document editor is used whatever the value of
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the macOS GUI the document editor is used whatever the value of
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\code{editor}. On Unix the default is set from the environment
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\code{editor}. On Unix the default is set from the environment
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variables \env{EDITOR} or \env{VISUAL} if either is set, otherwise
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variables \env{EDITOR} or \env{VISUAL} if either is set, otherwise
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\code{vi} is used.
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\code{vi} is used.
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\code{editor} can also be an \R function, in which case it is called
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with the arguments \code{name}, \code{file}, and \code{title}. Note
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that such a function will need to independently implement all
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desired functionality.
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On Windows,
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On Windows,
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UTF-8-encoded paths not valid in the current locale can be used.
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UTF-8-encoded paths not valid in the current locale can be used.
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}
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}
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\seealso{
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\seealso{
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\code{\link{files}},
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\code{\link{files}},
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