?warnings asserts, " `warnings' prints the top-level variable 'last.warning' in a pleasing form."

Have you tried something like "cat(i, last.warning)"?

hth. spencer graves

array chip wrote:
cat can only catch the error message promptly, but
seems not able to catch the warning message promptly.
Can anyone point out how i can catch the warning
message in a loop?


--- Spencer Graves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


With situations like this, I often include
something like "cat(i, '')" in the loop (where "i" is the index of the
loop).


If I'm writing a function to be used by others, I
might use "try", as described, e.g. in Venables and Ripley (2000) S
Programming (p. 48).


hth. spencer graves

array chip wrote:

Hi, I am running cox regreesion (coxph) on a large
number of independent variables, one variable at a
time, using loop. At some point of the loop, the

cox


regression stopped due to some errors. How can I

know


at which variable the cox regression stopped so

that I


can pinpoint the variable that causes the problem?

I


guess this is not unique to cox regression, it is

the


problem of catching the error/warning message

promptly


in a loop.

tahnks

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