On 28 March 2012 at 14:51, Seungki Kim wrote:
| Hi,
|
| How can I compile inline-Rcpp in the package?
You can, but we think you should not. See the Rcpp-FAQ vignette for more.
| I have made a package with Rcpp.package.skeleton("abcd"), and added a
| ".R" including inline-Rcpp.
The two are ort
Hi,
How can I compile inline-Rcpp in the package?
I have made a package with Rcpp.package.skeleton("abcd"), and added a
".R" including inline-Rcpp.
And it can be packaged and installed well with R CMD build, check and INSTALL.
I loaded it with library(abcd) command, and called the function
define
Just to bring a little bit of closure to this: I circled back with Bob, and
this appears to be a local issue with the machine in question as the simple
test of "build a skeleton package using Modules" leads to a buildable package
on another machine.
Dirk
--
R/Finance 2012 Conference on May 11 a
Conrad released 2.99.2 of Armadillo; this just became RcppArmadillo
0.2.38. As with 0.2.37 from last week, this is not on CRAN (and more about
that at http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/blog/)
Once R-Forge updates (which is nightly, I think), you can do
install.packages("RcppArmadillo", repos="http:
On 28 March 2012 at 16:36, Jonas Rauch wrote:
| If I remember correctly, environments use hash tables to lookup names.
|
| In pure R to check if an element L[["key"]] exists I would usually use
| > "key" %in% names(L)
| which seems to be reasonably fast. `%in%` works in vectors, too
| > keys %in%
If I remember correctly, environments use hash tables to lookup names.
In pure R to check if an element L[["key"]] exists I would usually use
> "key" %in% names(L)
which seems to be reasonably fast. `%in%` works in vectors, too
> keys %in% L
returning exactly what Dirks suggestion was supposed to
On 28 March 2012 at 15:17, Ulrich Bodenhofer wrote:
| Thanks for your swift reply, Dirk! Wow, to be frank, that is not what I
| was expecting. In the meantime, I read Section 5.9.6 of "Writing R
| extensions" and I was stunned to see a solution there that is similar to
| the one you propose. I
Thanks for your swift reply, Dirk! Wow, to be frank, that is not what I
was expecting. In the meantime, I read Section 5.9.6 of "Writing R
extensions" and I was stunned to see a solution there that is similar to
the one you propose. I do not know R internals very well, but I cannot
believe that
On 28 March 2012 at 13:56, Ulrich Bodenhofer wrote:
| My question is the following: is there any way of checking in whether a
| component of an Rcpp list (or vector) with a given name exists in this list.
If
| I simply try accessing a non-existing component, I get an "index out of
bounds"
| erro
Hi,
My question is the following: is there any way of checking in whether a
component of an Rcpp list (or vector) with a given name exists in this
list. If I simply try accessing a non-existing component, I get an
"index out of bounds" error. Trying to catch a possible exception did
not work
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