I recently installed a local package which failed because the package
was already loaded; however, then it tried to update all the HTML
package descriptions needlessly (since they had not changed due
to the failure to install). Since updating the HTML package descriptions
can be time consuming the
On 10/09/2009 6:57 PM, spencerg wrote:
I will offer my opinion as a user and contributer to R packages
via R-Forge and CRAN:
1. How difficult would it be to split CRAN into two parts,
depending on whether the package carried an acceptable license allowing
free distribution
With header this time
On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 16:08 -0700, "Nicholas Lewin-Koh"
wrote:
> Hi,
> I would also be in favor of a stronger stance on licenses. In
> industry, where we can really get in big trouble for violating a
> license,
> we often maintain internal repositories, or need to be careful a
Hi,
I would also be in favor of a stronger stance on licenses. In
industry, where we can really get in big trouble for violating a
license,
we often maintain internal repositories, or need to be careful about
filtering
what is used from CRAN. I think that is should really be a requirement
the packa
I will offer my opinion as a user and contributer to R packages
via R-Forge and CRAN:
1. How difficult would it be to split CRAN into two parts,
depending on whether the package carried an acceptable license allowing
free distribution? The second might carry a name like RANC
On 10 September 2009 at 14:26, Gabor Grothendieck wrote:
| The SystemRequirements: field of the DESCRIPTION file normally
| lists external dependencies whether free or non-free.
Moreover, the (aptly named) field 'License:' in DESCRIPTION is now much more
parseable and contains pertinent informati
Thank you Martin.
This has worked. It was perhaps the suggestion to explicitly call the qcc
functions in my code via qcc::
Thanks.
-Christos
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Hi Christos --
Christos Hatzis wrote:
> I am developing a package that imports some functions from another package.
> The imported package (qcc) does not have a namespace and this is causing
> problems with loading of my package, which has a namespace. Is there a
> workaround to allow loading the
I am developing a package that imports some functions from another package.
The imported package (qcc) does not have a namespace and this is causing
problems with loading of my package, which has a namespace. Is there a
workaround to allow loading the namespace-less package?
I searched the archiv
Full_Name: Bob Bownes
Version: 2.9.2
OS: Solaris 10
Submission from: (NULL) (164.55.254.106)
Symptom: Setting R_SHELL=/bin/bash causes make to fail.
Reproduce with:
bash-3.00# export R_SHELL=/bin/csh;./configure --with-readline=no
--with-iconv=no --with-x=no --enable-static=yes
--prefix=/home/d
One of the (many) things on my TODO list is to add some sort of
reflection mechanism for examinging the status of bindings --
standard, active, delayed but evaluated, delayed but not yet
evaluated, etc. The interface might have a flavor like
bindingStatus(name, envir) returns one of "standar
The SystemRequirements: field of the DESCRIPTION file normally
lists external dependencies whether free or non-free.
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 1:50 PM, Prof. John C Nash wrote:
> Subject: Non-GPL packages for R
>
> Packages that are not licensed in a way that permits re-distribution on
> CRAN are f
Subject: Non-GPL packages for R
Packages that are not licensed in a way that permits re-distribution on
CRAN are frequently a source of comment and concern on R-help and other
lists. A good example of this problem is the Rdonlp2 package that has
caused a lot of annoyance for a number of optimiza
Interesting. None of my paths have ':' in them.
make install without --enable-R-static-lib works fine.
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 11:39 AM, Prof Brian Ripley
wrote:
> I can see what has happened: one of the paths contains : as Peter
> suggested. By not why, and there seem to be more wrong with i
Interesting. None of my paths have ':' in them.
make install without --enable-R-static-lib works fine.
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 11:39 AM, Prof Brian Ripley
wrote:
> I can see what has happened: one of the paths contains : as Peter
> suggested. By not why, and there seem to be more wrong with i
I can see what has happened: one of the paths contains : as Peter
suggested. By not why, and there seem to be more wrong with it: look
at the lines I've enclosed in ===. There is no space after -Rblas,
and other odd things, so changing the sed script would not help here.
As Peter say, -Wlfoo,b
This message is in MIME format. The first part should be readable text,
while the remaining parts are likely unreadable without MIME-aware tools.
--27464147-1085614336-1252597171=:13955
Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8BIT
I can see what
Sorry, typo.
Yes, it is confusing sed. And, yes, I am also using /usr/xpg4/bin/sed. Here
is the error:
bash-3.00# make install
installing doc ...
../tools/install-sh -c -m 644 ../NEWS
"/home/dev/scratch/bbownes/R/lib/R/doc"
installing doc/html ...
installing doc/html/search ...
installing doc/man
Sorry, typo.
Yes, it is confusing sed. And, yes, I am also using /usr/xpg4/bin/sed. Here
is the error:
bash-3.00# make install
installing doc ...
../tools/install-sh -c -m 644 ../NEWS
"/home/dev/scratch/bbownes/R/lib/R/doc"
installing doc/html ...
installing doc/html/search ...
installing doc/man
I've just added a couple of functions to R-devel to help with
debugging. findLineNum() finds which line of which function corresponds
to a particular line of source code; setBreakpoint() takes the output of
findLineNum, and calls trace() to set a breakpoint there.
These rely on having source
Martin Morgan find the solution. Before
setMethod("kml","ClusterizLongData",func)
kml was in environment kml, After, kml is in environment global.
So, using traceback(), we find that kml use an object Partition that is
define in another package and that was export to the global environment
bu
Gavin,
I ran into the same cryptic "invalid subscript type 'closure'" message in
a slightly less complicated scenario, and wanted to post the cause in
my case (the root cause is probably the same either way).
Similarly to your case, I was subsetting a data frame. I had a list
of variable names
Dear Developers Team,
I have two items:
1. wilcox.test with the paired=T option appears to delete zeros
before ranking absolute differences.
Would it be possible to add the feature of removing
zeros after ranking, which is given in Lehmann's Nonparametrics
as the preferred choice. See also Pratt
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