fixed README

Author: karthik

README.md

@@ -21,15 +21,15 @@ The `testdat` package has two types of functions -- those to test for errors in
 The testing suite of functions should be used immediately after loading a data.frame into R. These functions are prepended with `test`. This suite has two goals -- first, it allows you as a user to immediately identify potential issues with the data. Second, it functions to communiate to readers of your analysis that you investigated errors in your data. One possible usecase, then, is to print the results of these tests in your analysis or documentation immediately after loading the data.
 
 ```coffee
-> data <- read.csv("local/2012.csv")
+> data <- read.csv("tests/testthat/data/2012.csv")
 > test_utf8(data)
 [1] FALSE
 ```
 
 The correcting suite of functions should be used in the case that the testing suite of functions elucidate issues with your data. These functions are prepended with `fix`. Not every testing function has a correction function -- for example, a correction function for `test_outliers.R` would have serious statistical implications. However, for functions such as `test_utf8.R`, we have included a `fix_utf8.R` function for a quick fix to a negative test.
 
 ```coffee
-> data <- read.csv("local/km1314-waypoints.csv", header=FALSE)
+> data <- read.csv("tests/testthat/data/km1314-waypoints.csv", header=FALSE)
 > test_utf8(data)
 [1] TRUE
 > clean_data <- fix_utf8(data)