>I would guess you are actually using incorrect R syntax (so that fact
>that rpy can't cope with it is not surprising).
>
>I might be wrong of course.
>
Using version 2.0.1 of R, the following syntax is accepted :
f=function(x_y) return(x_y+1);
Because I use Python syntax for a while, I hate using point '.' in R
expressions. They're very confusing.
I think underscores have been allowed in "recent" versions of R, and I
would prefer using them in my raw R programs.
If they really can't be handled by rpy, I would change my codes....
Thanks.
++
Jul.
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