I have now committed the new split(x, f, drop = FALSE)
to R-devel --- entailing non-backward compatible behavior,
but consistency with factor indexing (and with S-plus) ---
split() and "split<-" and unsplit() functions and methods to
R-devel.
This does automatically fix the original posters "b
You need to call as.data.frame.table directly here.
If we alter the generic we would need to alter all the many methods too
(including those in various CRAN packages), and I am not sure this would
be worth it (rather than clarifying the documentation).
This was a user-contributed enhancement th
Full_Name: Heather Turner
Version: 2.1.1
OS: Windows XP
Submission from: (NULL) (137.205.240.44)
I get an error when trying to use the responseName argument of
as.data.frame.table, e.g.
> ## Create table
> f <- gl(3, 3)
> tab <- table(f)
> tab
f
1 2 3
3 3 3
> ## Convert to data.frame - works f
I think it is essential that the program which 'we' are trying to interface
from R is under active development. I guess that it would also be 'politically
wise' (and potentially useful) to ensure that the people behind Maxima and/or
Yacas and/or ... find that it would be a good idea to interface
Robin Hankin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi guys
>
> another option would be David Gillespie's "calc", which is written
> in emacs lisp.
>
> This is a stable system with (AFAICS) as large user base.
>
> Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be actively developed, as the last
> stable version
Following considerable off list discussion, I will post this on the
list in the hope that it may help others who experience the same
grief I did getting R sources to build on Windows.
Firstly there is just no way that, starting with a clean version of
Windows 2003 server, and following the i
Hi guys
another option would be David Gillespie's "calc", which is written
in emacs lisp.
This is a stable system with (AFAICS) as large user base.
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be actively developed, as the last
stable version (2.02f)
appears to be 1996. I don't know if this would be
