Hi Luca,
Which version of rpy are you using?
2006/9/13, Luca Manini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> I'm writing, on GNU/Linux (Debian), some code with rpy, that should
> work also (actually mainly) on Windows. Today I've tried to make it
> run on Windows, with no success.
>
> The problem is very
Hi,
I'm writing, on GNU/Linux (Debian), some code with rpy, that should
work also (actually mainly) on Windows. Today I've tried to make it
run on Windows, with no success.
The problem is very simple to explain: import rpy does not work;
neither from a DOS shell nor from IDLE or form a script.
>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 usi
