As from the next release it has support of almost all human languages. Previews of that are available now.
On Tue, 1 Mar 2005, Paul Johnson wrote:
Hello, everybody:
My friends in Ukraine are starting a research lab at a national university and they asked what programs to use. I said "R" of course, and they then asked me 'what support does it have for Cyrillic'?
i've done some snooping in the R website and all the references i find to foreign languages concern c and fortran, not Ukrainian or Russian. Since i'm an English-only user, I have no idea what is involved here, or what difficulties might be caused with non-English character sets and file systems.
Not to mention the problem that the documentation/manuals are in English.
If you have any advice that I can collect up for my friends, I would appreciate it.
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