Thanks, Uwe, this works perfectly.
Uwe Ligges-3 wrote:
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> First call
>
>data("d")
>
> then everything is fine already - except that codetools are moaning
> around. Those codetools can be calmed down by the line we had already:
>
>
On 20/01/2008 3:21 PM, Dan Kelley wrote:
> The technique
> d <- get("d", pos=globalenv())
> doesn't work for me. It just says that it cannot get "d", even though I
> have a data/d.rda file.
>
> Do I have to do something special with namespaces, to find it?
>
> PS. a possibly-related link i
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First call
data("d")
then everything is fine already - except that codetools are moaning
around. Those codetools can be calmed down by the line we had already:
d <- get("d", pos=globalenv())
Uwe Ligges
Dan Kelley wrote:
> Yes, data() work
My "R CMD check" gives me
fit.tide: no visible binding for global variable ‘tideconst’
when I do
load(paste(system.file(package="oce"),"data/tidesetup.rda",sep="/"))
... try to use tideconst ...
where tidesetup.rda holds, among other things, a variable named "tideconst".
I guess I can
then combine system.file() with load().
b
On Jan 20, 2008, at 3:40 PM, Dan Kelley wrote:
Yes, data() works, but then I have this warning from "R CMD check"
on my
package, so I think I should not be doing it that way.
Benilton Carvalho wrote:
have you tried
data()
instead?
b
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Yes, data() works, but then I have this warning from "R CMD check" on my
package, so I think I should not be doing it that way.
Benilton Carvalho wrote:
>
> have you tried
> data()
> instead?
> b
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have you tried
data()
instead?
b
On Jan 20, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Dan Kelley wrote:
The technique
d <- get("d", pos=globalenv())
doesn't work for me. It just says that it cannot get "d", even
though I
have a data/d.rda file.
Do I have to do something special with namespaces, to find it?
P
The technique
d <- get("d", pos=globalenv())
doesn't work for me. It just says that it cannot get "d", even though I
have a data/d.rda file.
Do I have to do something special with namespaces, to find it?
PS. a possibly-related link is as follows.
http://www.nabble.com/how-to-make-read-on
baptiste Auguié wrote:
> Thanks, that works for me!
>
> On 1 Jan 2008, at 15:47, Uwe Ligges wrote:
>>
>> baptiste Auguié wrote:
>>> Dear all,
>>> Happy new year!
>>> I posted a very similar question a few days ago, but probably too
>>> cluttered. Here is a tidy, minimal version:
>>> I want to
Thanks, that works for me!
On 1 Jan 2008, at 15:47, Uwe Ligges wrote:
>
> baptiste Auguié wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> Happy new year!
>> I posted a very similar question a few days ago, but probably too
>> cluttered. Here is a tidy, minimal version:
>> I want to make a package, with a data.frame d a
baptiste Auguié wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Happy new year!
>
> I posted a very similar question a few days ago, but probably too
> cluttered. Here is a tidy, minimal version:
>
> I want to make a package, with a data.frame d and a function f given
> below. Now, the function f needs to use the
Dear all,
Happy new year!
I posted a very similar question a few days ago, but probably too
cluttered. Here is a tidy, minimal version:
I want to make a package, with a data.frame d and a function f given
below. Now, the function f needs to use the data.frame d. I could
(and that's what I'
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