On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 10:33 PM, laurent wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-04-22 at 12:16 -0500, Bo Peng wrote:
> (...)
I apologize for the wording of my previous email, which was sent, less
than politely, out of my extreme frustration over a software I had
high expectation. However, if you consid
Dear all,
I have been a long time rpy user. rpy is *very simple* to use in that
you essentially only need to remember two things:
1. Call a R function using r.func(). The only exception is to use _
for . in case that there is a dot in the function name (r.R_Version()
for R.Version() and r.dev_off
When I do 'python setup.py install', everything compiles well but the
last link command failed with 'R.lib' not found. Am I supposed to use
mingw, or convert R.dll to R.lib in advance?
Thanks.
Bo
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> Somehow I missed the removal of the 'xstr(...)' when I generated the source
> for 1.0.0. I've committed the appropriate change to svn, and have built a
> Windows binary installer for rpy, which I will post once I've run through
> the tests to ensure that everything else is happy...
I am about
On 2/16/07, Gregory. R. Warnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Bo!
You are welcome. I suggest that we keep this R-2.0.0-R-2.x.x format
because otherwise there is no way (other than looking at
site-packages/_rpy.pyd) to know which R versions are supported.
BTW, what is the status of numpy/
Hi,
I have uploaded two files rpy-1.0-RC2.win32-R2.0.0-R-2.4.1-py2.4.exe
andrpy-1.0-RC2.win32-R2.0.0-R-2.4.1-py2.5.exe. Please report here
if you experience any problem with them.
Cheers,
Bo
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Hi, all,
Functions like dev.off can be passed to R as r.dev_off, but I am
having trouble passing parameters with . (dot) in their names. For
example, how to run box( axis.col='yellow')?
Thanks.
Bo
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