On 7/16/2009 10:21 AM, rkevinbur...@charter.net wrote:
So then I am to assume that the output of 'cat' can be truncated by passing it "bad" arrays.
I certainly wouldn't draw that conclusion. Without a reproducible
example, my assumption would be that it is unrelated to cat().
Duncan Murdoch
That is the only difference between the "reproducible" code you show and mine.
It is just a theory but say that the components array is not dimmensioned for 4 elements.
It seems a little strange if that is the case that a reference error is not thrown and
just the output of the cat call is affected.
Kevin
---- Duncan Murdoch <murd...@stats.uwo.ca> wrote:
On 7/15/2009 9:53 AM, rkevinbur...@charter.net wrote:
> I have a statement:
>
> cat("myforecast ETS(", paste(object$components[1], object$components[2], object$components[3], object$components[4], sep = ","), ") ", n, "\n")
>
> That generates:
>
> cast ETS( A,N,N,FALSE ) 3
>
> Anyone guess as to why the first 5 letters are truncated/missing?
You are probably being punished for posting non-reproducible code*.
When I try a reproducible version of the line above, things look fine:
> cat("myforecast ETS(", paste("A","N","N",FALSE, sep = ","), ") ", 3,
"\n")
myforecast ETS( A,N,N,FALSE ) 3
Duncan Murdoch
* R has a new predictive punishment module. It punishes you for things
it knows you will do later.
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