Hello

I wonder if  there's a way to have access to a meaningful error information for 
the failed R operations executed via R(D)COM from C#?

For some reason, pretty much any failed R command is resulting in the exception

 Exception Object is static; operation not allowed (Exception from HRESULT: 
0x8004000B (OLE_E_STATIC))

being thrown. The GetErrorText() returns only "evaluation stopped because of an 
error".

I need to replicate the R-program in full via R-GUI to have any useful 
information regarding my R-code.
Some sort of redirection the informative part from "Error: <text>" console  
output into something accessible via R(D)COM, say regular variable (like 
capture.output but for errors)  would be ideal. However, I am not aware of such 
command.

Cheers, Igor

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