Ah yes sorry about that it was a vague posting.
What I'd like to see when I do a R CMD check on the package and it gets to
the part where it runs the test script, I'd like to show to the user on the
screen the progress of the testing. What happens now is none of the
cat("Test X was successful. \n
Hello,
In the .R file I put in the tests directory, I have a number of cat("My text
here") type statements, that explain when a certain test completed
successfully but everything I tried so far (like putting sink(NULL) at the
top of the .R file) hasn't worked. Does someone know what to do here ?
Thanks for your suggestions. A couple of useful functions in there I haven't
heard of before.
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Hi Anna,
A column with all 0s will have a column sum of zero. So do this :
dataset1[, which(colSums(dataSet1 > 0))]
If you have a list of data.frames you could do this
for(index in 1:10)
{
write.csv(yourListOfTables[[index]], file = paste("Dataset", index,
".csv", sep = ""), row.names
Hello there,
I have a bunch of histogram bars that I'd like the first to be a certain
colour, second to be another colour, third to be a third colour, and repeat
for all my 39 bars.
I thought this was the way to go, but I get the same cyan coloured bars for
all the bars. I did a vector of 3 colo
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