Description
Each of the files contains a function declaration that equals the file name (except for the .ssc at the end). So myfunction.ssc contains the declaration of the function myfunction.
No code will be run unless the function is called, as in myfunction().There is one exception: the file figure1.s contains code that will be run on reading in the file. It will also generate global objects of names dat, surv.time, tumor.rate.male, and tumor.rate.female.
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Click on a file to view it in your browser. Use "File-Save As" (or similar) to store it to your local disk. Alternatively, click with the right mouse button and select "Save As" (or similar).Use source("filename.ssc") to read in (and possibly run) the code contained in an S-Plus script (ssc) file.
Use data.restore("filename.sdd") to restore all objects contained in an S-Plus data dump (sdd) file.
Under Windows, you can double-click on ssc files to start S-Plus and open the ssc file in the S-Plus editor.Create a new chapter for trying out the code provided here.
All of the files below as zip file
cochran.armitage.test.ssc figure1.ssc peto.test.ssc poly3.test.ssc table.fatal.tumors.ssc table.incidental.tumors.ssc table.tumors.ssc
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