Hi, On Thu, 14 Jan 2016 21:49:57 +0900 Aaron Batty <aba...@sfc.keio.ac.jp> wrote: > 1. Trashed ~/.rkward/library > 2. install.packages("ez") in R proper > 3. Used the Install / Remove / Update R packages window in RKWard > to locate and install rk.ANOVA, with "Install suggested packages" > checked. (installing to ~/.rkward/library) > 4. It frickin' worked!!! > > —This is on the 10.9 machine running RKWard 0.6.4 with R 3.2.3 (as per > Meik's suggestion). > > ...Not looking forward to explaining THAT to my students tomorrow, > but it does fix it... Yikes.
ok, getting closer to the root of the problem, I'm able to offer you a shorter workaround: 1. Trashing ~/.rkward/library will generally not be necessary, unless broken packages have already been installed. 2. Inside RKWard run install.packages("ez", type="binary") 3. Avoid RKWard's package installation dialog on Mac, for now (not a problem for non-binary packages such as rk.ANOVA, but will cause a problem for many others). Install packages as shown in 2. Regarding the cause of the problem: It's the specification of the package type. So far we were using "mac.binary" on Mac, but it seems we been using "mac.binary.mavericks", or the new option (introduced in R 3.1.3) "binary". Sounds like any easy fix, but of course binaries won't be ready in time for your class. Regards Thomas
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