Prof Brian Ripley rip...@stats.ox.ac.uk
on Sun, 28 Nov 2010 16:00:53 + (GMT) writes:
It is Matrix, not matrix
indeed!
I too have corresponded with them about this. It seems to
be a legacy from when the package contained C++ code, and
can now be deleted.
Dear all,
Sweave chokes when using \\ in the path to the Rnw file. Using /
works fine. The problem is that Eclipse+StatET uses \\ in the
filename.
And example of the error, traceback and sessionInfo are given below.
Best regards,
Thierry
On Mon, 29 Nov 2010, Ambrus Kaposi wrote:
Thank you for the help.
yes. Though, as Brian mentions below it's strange that you
can't compile the package (how?) with the file present.
I'd guess that this would mean you cannot (easily) install any
CRAN packages that use C++ ?
I think this will
Hello,
I have observed with the latest version of Rtools and R 2.12.0 under
Windows Vista or Windows 7 (64bit) that tar issues
errors of the form
cannot change ownership to uid 1001, gid 100: invalid argument
when one uses:
tar -xvzf pkg_version.tar.gz
There is an easy work-around:
tar
On 29/11/2010 8:07 AM, ONKELINX, Thierry wrote:
Dear all,
Sweave chokes when using \\ in the path to the Rnw file. Using /
works fine. The problem is that Eclipse+StatET uses \\ in the
filename.
And example of the error, traceback and sessionInfo are given below.
This is fixed in R-patched.
FYI,
from the recent R devel NEWS file:
as.vector() and as.double() etc duplicate less when they leave the
mode unchanged but remove attributes.
as.vector(mode = any) no longer duplicates when it does not remove
attributes. This helps memory usage in matrix() and array().
This improvement will
Hi Duncan,
just noticed that after installing the Windows R-2.13.0 build there is
no i386 directory in the R-2.13.0dev/bin directory and hence no
Rgui.exe. Is this intentional with the devel version?
I downloaded from http://cran.ms.unimelb.edu.au/, where it says:
This is a combined Windows
This is now working. ...almost. There seem to be some memory
remaining of where to put the point (cursor) - a memory that is
related to the number of characters moving back. Hard to explain, but
try this in Rgui (I've added the cursor):
cat(1234\r6789)
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