print robjects.r('ls()')
mydf_onpython=robjects.r('mydf')
print mydf_onpython
Thanks a lot!
milton
2009/8/14 Peter
> On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 10:57 PM, Milton Cezar Ribeiro wrote:
> > I also tryed to get back on python environment
> > the results of ls() r
Dear all,
I installed RPy2 using python_rpy2 OSGeo4W installer.
I run it under Msys, invoking python 2.5. Aparently it
works for somethings, but not for others.
I would like for example read a table from a ascii
delimited file, but I don't found a reproducible
example that works fine like
imp
Hi there,
I can't help you, but may be you miss one ) on the line of main?
bests
milton
2009/8/7 Jørgen Skancke
> Hi,
>
> I mange to import rpy to python and I can use R functions, but not plot.
> No plot window appears with this code:
>
> import rpy
> x = range(0, 10)
> y = [ 2*i for i in x ]
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your help.
I must confess that I tryed to find the right link (with amd64 on the
filename) without luck up to now. If anyone know what is the link, please,
let me know.
Happy weekend,
milton
brazil=toronto
2009/7/18 Peter
> On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 1:24 AM, Milton Ce
Dear friends,
I just installed RPy2 on my Vista 64 machine. I am running a test code like:
#...
import rpy2.tests
import unittest
# the verbosity level can be increased if needed
tr = unittest.TextTestRunner(verbosity = 1)
suite = rpy2.tests.suite()
tr.run(suit
Dear all,
I just downloaded Rpy. It appears to be great!
I compiled R 2.9.1 under Debian using :
./configure --enable-R-shlib
make
But when I try to install Rpy I get error, because
I have no "root" privileges:
===
b3185-19:~/Desktop/rpy2-2.0.6$ python setup.py install
running ins
