Dear Duncan, Thank you very much!
> > For data, the sysdata.rda file is the easiest solution. It's for data > that is used by the functions in the package, not user-visible. Just > put x into that file in the package/R directory to make use of it. > > You don't need a two-pass solution. As long as the sysdata.rda file > stays unmodified, x will be available for code in the package to use as > it sees fit, without any special handling. (If x is created from > complicated source code that changes regularly, I'd go with one of my > earlier suggestions.) > This is exactly the approach I tried first. In my naive mind, this looks to be the most natural way, and I thought it SHOULD work. However, it did not work on my computer..., and that is why I started to invent ugly work-arounds... Please see attached a minimal example to reproduce the error message: object 'x' not found. Thank you very much! Lei
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