hello everyone: 

I wonder if there is a method that could export the robjects created
from python to  R , so that I can use the  robjects  directly in R
code .

        for example : df= DataFrame(xx) is a data frame created in
        python , and I wish make it public in  embedded R   , so I can
        use use pure R code to analysis . 
        
        my R code goes like these " .... function(df)...." (operation on
        data  totally in R)
        I try to use r instance to parse and evaluate the code .
        but the df data.frame can not be found in R workspace. (in fact
        it is there, but it is kind of "unregistered" and protected from
        the garbage collection. )



Is it possible to  "registered " the "df" variable and make it
public?   
(without using robjects.r to create variable ) 

        I think this will be a quite useful features.
        cause it separates the preparation of data in python   and
        statistical analysis in R  and could easily get result into
        python for further use.    and it will greatly boost the
        efficiency of users who are familiar with python and R both.
        (they need not to learn other class like Formula and so on.)
        



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