Hello List, I want to communicate between a minimalistc lisp that has only numbers, symbols (also used as strings) and lists as datatypes, and R.
It should be no problem to send command strings from the lisp process to the R childprocess. I know, R is mostly implemented in Scheme, and I read recently, that these special return objects of R are really lists under the hood. Therefore my questions: 1. When I send a command from a lisp (that iks not elisp) to an R subprocess, how can I recieve the R result object as a list (and not a special R object)? 2. Apart from graphics - are all R result objects lists (or numbers or strings)? That is, is it safe to assume that the result of an R call will always be either a number, a string or a list (under the hood)? Cheers Thorsten ______________________________________________ R-devel@r-project.org mailing list https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-devel
