hi,
Am Dienstag 18 Oktober 2011, 17:43:49 schrieb Thomas Friedrichsmeier:
> what use case do you have in mind for short names inside JS?
inspired by the request the other day, i'm working on an ANOVA plugin. it uses
ezANOVA() (package "ez"), which supports between/within/mixed models and
spherici
Hi,
On Tuesday 18 October 2011, meik michalke wrote:
> i was thinking about this for some time now: i believe that especially for
> people new to R, the code presented below plugin dialogs is often "too much
> information". that is, the whole printout() section is usually highly
> RKWard specific,
Hi,
On Tuesday 18 October 2011, meik michalke wrote:
> i just added two new JS functions to trunk:
>
> - shortName()
>JS equivalent to rk.get.short.name(), i.e. turn
>my.data.frame[["var1"]] and my.list[["var1"]][["var2"]]
>into var1 and var2
what use case do you have in mind for sh
hi,
i just added two new JS functions to trunk:
- shortName()
JS equivalent to rk.get.short.name(), i.e. turn
my.data.frame[["var1"]] and my.list[["var1"]][["var2"]]
into var1 and var2
- getValueShort()
a getValue() alternative for varslots, to get an array of
short names direct
hi,
i was thinking about this for some time now: i believe that especially for
people new to R, the code presented below plugin dialogs is often "too much
information". that is, the whole printout() section is usually highly RKWard
specific, so to learn how things are done "in R" it might even
Hi!
A note to packagers: The first (and hopefully, only) release candidate of
RKWard 0.5.7 is out and available at
http://rkward.sourceforge.net/temp/0.5.7-rc1/ .
The idea is that you can start preparing packages based on this version.
However, it is NOT YET THE OFFICIAL 0.5.7-release. It is in
