Just a total guess but if h is the n-th element of listfile, do you
really mean to be taking the n-th element of h as well? It could be
that when you get to the second element h[n] becomes h[2] which
doesn't exist (h[1] obviously did)
If you do mean this, listfile is probably a list (possibly of lists)
so you want listfile[[n]] to get the n-th element (rather than a
sublist)
Hope this helps,
Michael
On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Jonsson <amen.alya...@bordeaux.inra.fr> wrote:
> The piece of R code given above is meant to perform calculations for many
> files(12) in one folder.But I am getting this error:Error: subscript out of
> bounds.It finished reading the first file(successfully) but the error arose
> when it started to read the next file. Any suggestions why?. I think the
> problem is in this first loop: for (n in 1:length(listfile)) { h=listfile[n]
> b=file.info(h[n])$size/67420/4
>
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