Le 01/11/10 16:34, Douglas Bates a écrit :
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Douglas Bates<ba...@stat.wisc.edu> wrote:
What is a good place to start reading about using the newly installed
reference classes in R to interface with Rcpp?
To answer my own question, the "Rcpp Modules" vignette.
Perhaps it will be once we update the vignette. The content dates from
before we used reference classes.
For reference classes themselves, the best place to look is
?ReferenceClasses
As Dirk pointed out, my chicago slides or our google slides might give
nuggets of information.
I guess it also depends what specifically you want to learn about them.
Exposing a class is essentially the same as before reference classes.
Deriving a C++ class, adding R methods to a class, etc ... is a new
feature we get for free with reference classes. This is not really Rcpp
specific, so maybe ?ReferenceClasses gives enough hints.
Romain
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