Hello again, the porting of the code is getting along nicely (thanks to the help in this ML), and I've got more questions on the way.
In particular, how is the case of attrs(object, value) handled? In Python a
function can't be an expression, so this can pose an issue when porting code
that uses it. I read on the rinterface docs that do_slots_assign could be
used, but I'm not sure if it's the right way to go.
Likewise, I have a question on the *apply functions. Usually I *don't* use
them (as I have equivalents in Python that are faster to use) but for certain
specific objects they are required. As you can't really pass a Python function
there, should I just use the "r" instance to generate a function and pass it
like that? Example:
my_function = ro.r("my_function (x) <- do_something_there")
base.apply(data_structure, 1, my_function)
Or is there a better way?
Thanks!
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Luca Beltrame, Ph.D. - luca.beltr...@unifi.it
Post-doctoral research fellow - Duccio Cavalieri group
Department of Pharmacology, University of Firenze
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