On 9/6/07, Javier Alfaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Was this the silent crash problem on XP for laptops?
It was some sort of crash on XP, pretty silent, not sure if it
occurred just on laptops.
Cheers,
Manuzhai
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This SF.
Hi,
I'm just getting used to the rpy module and so far I think it's pretty
great. One thing I haven't figured out though is how to print R
formatting. Here's my exact problem. I want to print the "summary" of an
lm object in the same format that it prints in R. Here's the R version:
> y =
Was this the silent crash problem on XP for laptops?
On 9/6/07, Manuzhai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I think I fixed the problem, at least it works on my box. You can
> download a source tarball from my Mercurial repository at [1] (the fix
> can also be seen here), this includes the other patch
I have the following piece of R code:
# next line loads a variable called "dat"
load('/tmp/dat.R')
# make a copy
d <- dat
# extract the dat$web fields for the future
d <- subset(d, web == 'future')
In rpy, I figured out that the equivalent starts out with:
r.load('/tmp/dat.r')
I think I fixed the problem, at least it works on my box. You can
download a source tarball from my Mercurial repository at [1] (the fix
can also be seen here), this includes the other patches I proposed
earlier. I even prepared a binary [2], but I don't with which versions
it'll work. It seems to
I made another one-liner to fix what I think is a problem with the
conversion from Numeric to NumPy (setup.py doesn't actually try
importing Numeric anymore, so it will try to compile with Numeric even
if Numeric is not present on the system).
Patch is at http://manuzhai.nl/files/check-numeric.dif
