Closed atrisovic closed 1 year ago
Thanks Ana! This is a method that needs to be invoked, which will list files and their IDs. Anyway, I think this is a strong indicator to add a proper documentation.
Using your code I get:
dataset.list_files()
Out
5595601 bootstrap_CI_sat.R
5414271 create_cor_figure_S1.R
5414269 ctm_essays.R
5414274 decile_barplots_code.R
5414284 hist_code.R
5414270 k_fold_ebrw_on_rhi.R
5414279 k_fold_ebrw.R
5414288 k_fold_liwc_rhi.R
5414287 k_fold_liwc_sat.R
5414276 k_fold_math_on_rhi.R
5414280 k_fold_math.R
5414286 k_fold_sat_on_rhi.R
5414283 k_fold_topic_rhi.R
5414273 k_fold_topic_sat.R
5414272 ldatuning_plot.R
5414275 merged_on_sat_by_decile_fig_3.R
5414281 pennebaker_replication.R
5414285 primary_results.R
5414277 readability_regs.R
5414278 sat_var_by_decile.R
That explains it! It works with the brackets :))
Hey!
I was testing the Dataset functions and I noticed that
list_files
does not list files, but all metadata. See the example here:Result:
However,
dataset.files
correctly lists the files: