Hey guys thanks for the help. I found Rserve to be a solution i can
work with. i'll just use the JRClient to connect to Rserve. However i
have another problem. How can i get a nice graph from Rserve using
JRCLient using the plot() function?
Or for that matter a simple summary() of a dataset to be p
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Dear R-devel,
I think the following describes a bug in R. It seems to be associated with
dyn.load() and/or something that happens at start-up. I have not filed a
bug report yet (because I doubt my ability to rule out other explanations)
but would happily do so if requested.
Observation:
If two
Patrick Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Peter Dalgaard wrote:
...
> >>fjj <- function() x
> >>formals(fjj) <- list(x=quote(c(a=2, b=4)))
> >>fjj()
> >>
> >a b
> >2 4
> >
> >>fix(fjj)
> >>fjj()
> >>
> >a b
> >2 4
> >
>
> But the point of using 'formals' in the first place is to get a
> functio
Peter Dalgaard wrote:
Patrick Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
But the buglet gets more aggressive if you edit the function:
> fjj <- function() x
> formals(fjj) <- list(x=c(a=2, b=4))
> fjj
function (x = c(2, 4))
x
> fjj()
a b
2 4
> fix(fjj) # do nothing but save
> fjj()
[1] 2 4
I'm quite sure
On 01-May-05 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Using head and tail recently, it occurred to me that it
> would be very handy to have the unix convention more
> fully, namely to allow negative values for "n" to
> signify omission of lines rather than inclusion.
>
> Thus head(X, -1) would mean "all but
