Hi Laurent,
Once again, thanks very much.
I'm not a Python user. I'm trying learn a little about it, so it was useful
your hint about the 'pydoc string'.
I will try the approach you suggested using R's sink() function or maybe the
capture.output() function.
As the R's stem() function works on R
Cc'ing the answer to the list (as it may interest others).
Marcos Silva wrote:
> Hi Laurent,
>
> Thanks for your quick response.
>
> By the way, can I use **r_repr()** [well, by now I don't know for what
> is this function for :) ] to solve the problem with the R stem()
> function that I men
The API changed between the moment this was first written and the
release 2.0.0.
You want:
letters.r_repr()
(the fix to the doc is in SVN for one or two days).
L.
Marcos Silva wrote:
> Hi People,
>
> What is wrong with these two piece of code?
>
> The following is an example presented in
