Copy any R output to clipboard

The ‘clipr’ package fascinates those who are unfascinated by R’s poor capacity to transfer outputs to text editors/clipboard.

library(clipr)

& make whatever text related fun you want to have:

text <- "& make whatever text related fun you want to have:"
write_clip(text)

To split into several blocks:

text <- c('& make', 'whatever text', 'related fun you', 'want to have:')
write_clip(text)

And of course, there is an option for placing a customizable separator:

text <- c('& make', 'whatever text', 'related fun you', 'want to have:')
write_clip(text, breaks = ";")
 

This applies to copying datasets as well:

Enjoy ‘clipr’!