Hi (and Merry Christmas),
I am trying to compile R on an AIX IBM machine using
the native C and FORTRAN compilers... and everything
goes smoothly (congratulations for the configure and
make files, this is very nice)... until the pacakge
'cluster' (see dump below)
Any hint ?
Laurent
1501-
Scot,
Thanks for the info. I will try your code out to
verify the result, but before I do that, will your
code (SAS and R) work with variable names that are
longer than 8 characters long without truncating the
variable name in R?
Also, I wonder about using your method or the PROC
EXPORT method w
On Tue, 24 Dec 2002, Mike Prager wrote:
> Either I am being especially absent-minded today, or setting.SavedPlots
> <- NULL does not work as expected. Am I missing something, or should I
> send this to R-bugs?
Well, first you have to establish that there *is* a bug in R rather than
in your
Either I am being especially absent-minded today, or setting.SavedPlots
<- NULL does not work as expected. Am I missing something, or should I
send this to R-bugs?
> .SavedPlots
NULL
yet after bringing up the windows() device, it still has plots
stored. Also, after generating addition
On Tue, Dec 24, 2002 at 11:44:02AM -0500, Zhongming Yang wrote:
> The following commands only draw two lines (blue and red ones) rather
> than three lines.
> plot(inData[[1]], inData[[2]], type='l', col="blue", );
> lines(inData[[1]], mod.data$prepeak, col="green");
> lines(inData[[1]], baseline, c
.SavedPlots <- NULL
On Tue, 24 Dec 2002, Mike Prager wrote:
> Using R 1.6.1 on Windows 2000.
>
> The graphics history stored for the windows() device can be cleared using
> the menu system of rgui for Windows. Is there a corresponding R function
> that can be called from a script to clear the hi
The following commands only draw two lines (blue and red ones) rather
than three lines.
plot(inData[[1]], inData[[2]], type='l', col="blue", );
lines(inData[[1]], mod.data$prepeak, col="green");
lines(inData[[1]], baseline, col="red");
But when I can draw three lines in different diagrams by using
Using R 1.6.1 on Windows 2000.
The graphics history stored for the windows() device can be cleared using
the menu system of rgui for Windows. Is there a corresponding R function
that can be called from a script to clear the history?
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Wolfgang Scherr wrote:
>
> I am new to R. I run it under MS Windows.
>
> My goal is to interface an existing R program (500 lines) with a commercial
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