How can I paste file names from a list into the first two lines of a text document?












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  list <- c("1234.csv", "4567.csv", "1212.csv")


I have a .txt document that is five lines of text. I want to paste the first .csv name to the end of the first and second lines of the text file, save the file, and then repeat the process with element #2 (4567.csv) and so on. The name of the text file doesn't need to change. I'm just trying something.



Imagine the text file looks like this:



input c:userspersondesktopfolder...... #paste 1234.csv in this folder
output c:userspersondesktopfolder..... #paste 1234.csv again
another line that is irrelevant
yet another irrelevant line


I don't know what I'm doing. I tried to get a start by trying to paste each iteration in separate variables and then joining them together with the body after.



flist <- paste0(list, ".k", sep = "")

input <- paste('input "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])
output <- paste('output "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])









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  • You would need to show your effort. What have you tried so far?
    – TeeKea
    Nov 22 '18 at 23:14
















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  list <- c("1234.csv", "4567.csv", "1212.csv")


I have a .txt document that is five lines of text. I want to paste the first .csv name to the end of the first and second lines of the text file, save the file, and then repeat the process with element #2 (4567.csv) and so on. The name of the text file doesn't need to change. I'm just trying something.



Imagine the text file looks like this:



input c:userspersondesktopfolder...... #paste 1234.csv in this folder
output c:userspersondesktopfolder..... #paste 1234.csv again
another line that is irrelevant
yet another irrelevant line


I don't know what I'm doing. I tried to get a start by trying to paste each iteration in separate variables and then joining them together with the body after.



flist <- paste0(list, ".k", sep = "")

input <- paste('input "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])
output <- paste('output "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])









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  • You would need to show your effort. What have you tried so far?
    – TeeKea
    Nov 22 '18 at 23:14














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  list <- c("1234.csv", "4567.csv", "1212.csv")


I have a .txt document that is five lines of text. I want to paste the first .csv name to the end of the first and second lines of the text file, save the file, and then repeat the process with element #2 (4567.csv) and so on. The name of the text file doesn't need to change. I'm just trying something.



Imagine the text file looks like this:



input c:userspersondesktopfolder...... #paste 1234.csv in this folder
output c:userspersondesktopfolder..... #paste 1234.csv again
another line that is irrelevant
yet another irrelevant line


I don't know what I'm doing. I tried to get a start by trying to paste each iteration in separate variables and then joining them together with the body after.



flist <- paste0(list, ".k", sep = "")

input <- paste('input "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])
output <- paste('output "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])









share|improve this question















  list <- c("1234.csv", "4567.csv", "1212.csv")


I have a .txt document that is five lines of text. I want to paste the first .csv name to the end of the first and second lines of the text file, save the file, and then repeat the process with element #2 (4567.csv) and so on. The name of the text file doesn't need to change. I'm just trying something.



Imagine the text file looks like this:



input c:userspersondesktopfolder...... #paste 1234.csv in this folder
output c:userspersondesktopfolder..... #paste 1234.csv again
another line that is irrelevant
yet another irrelevant line


I don't know what I'm doing. I tried to get a start by trying to paste each iteration in separate variables and then joining them together with the body after.



flist <- paste0(list, ".k", sep = "")

input <- paste('input "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])
output <- paste('output "c:userspersondesktopfolder"', flist[i])






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  • You would need to show your effort. What have you tried so far?
    – TeeKea
    Nov 22 '18 at 23:14


















  • You would need to show your effort. What have you tried so far?
    – TeeKea
    Nov 22 '18 at 23:14
















You would need to show your effort. What have you tried so far?
– TeeKea
Nov 22 '18 at 23:14




You would need to show your effort. What have you tried so far?
– TeeKea
Nov 22 '18 at 23:14












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