Hello,
I'm enjoying the fun (self-imposed) task of learning Python, RPy2 and
PyGTK all in one go, so this question may be partly due to my general
status as a newbie. My application will have an embedded console in it.
Everything is generally working nicely, however I've noticed that if I
load a p
> >> What seems ideal to me would be a way to grab the R console output one
> >> line at a time rather than all at once so I can just append those lines
> >> individually to my gtk text buffer. I can easily do this for a specific
> >> task, such as only for a data.frame, programmatically break it a
bjects I'm
pickling. When I try to pickle the globalEnv, I get this error:
cPickle.PicklingError: Can't pickle :
import of module rinterface failed
How have other people gone about storing their R objects?
Thanks!
brandon invergo
On Mon, 2009-04-06 at 11:29 -0400, Réjean Ducharme
gets
hairy, so being able to pickle the R globalEnv or somehow being able to
route the file output of R's save.image command to a python object that
can then be pickled would be the best....
Cheers,
-brandon invergo
On Thu, 2009-04-30 at 01:01 +0200, Brandon Invergo wrote:
> I'm trying
obs.globalenv[res[0]] = res[1]
print "Process %s output:" % os.getpid()
print robs.r[res[0]]
print robs.r.ls()
Cheers,
Brandon Invergo
- Original Message
From: Carson Farmer
To: Laurent Gautier
Cc: "RPy help, support and design discussion list"
Sent: Wed, March
There's no way of specifying versions in R's library() function, so I'm
assuming that if you successfully have both versions of the package installed
in R, they must have different names (I'm pretty sure installing a new version
of a package overwrites the previous version). If that's the case,
needs different parameters
in each one, it makes a big mistake. I figured out that even I call the
function with the prefix of the package it only realized the last one.
Zahra.
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 6:56 PM, Brandon Invergo
wrote:
There's no way of specifying versions in R's library() f
