What you are doing looks like it is probably more complicated than
necessary, but since I have no idea what structure you intend to create,
it is hard to say.
Here is a suggestion:
try this:
str(my_echant_hist)
It will give you a summary of the structure of that object, which should
help you understand how to access its elements.
The expression
my_echant_hist[[1]][[2]]
makes sense if my_enchant_hist is a list, and if its first element is also
a list. Then you're asking for the second element within the first element.
There is nothing in R syntax that I know of that gives meaning to any of
these
my_echant_hist[[]]
my_echant_hist[[:]]
my_echant_hist[[;]]
so I don't know what you were trying to get.
I do suggest studying documentation for syntax related to using '['. Type
?'['
or
help('[')
-Don
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On 7/23/13 4:22 AM, "Eric TRAVAGLINI" <eric.travagl...@crealp.vs.ch> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I used some other langages as Matlab and i just began with R, and i need
>help with data structure.
>
>Here is my code
>
>"
>fct_echant_hist <- function ( my_echant, my_vitesse, my_hist, my_summary)
>{
> list (my_echant = my_echant,
> my_vitesse = my_vitesse,
> my_hist = my_hist,
> my_summary = my_summary)}
>
>
>my_echant_hist <- replicate(dim(pas)[1], fct_echant_hist(0L,
> 0L,
> matrix(nrow=length(my_breaks),ncol=1),
> matrix(nrow=6,ncol=1)),
> simplify=FALSE)
>"
>Is it possible to acces to all data of my_vitesse ?
>
>
>to acces to the my_vitesse of the first record i write
>my_echant_hist[[1]][[2]]
>
>I try something like that without succes :
>my_echant_hist[[]][[2]] or
>my_echant_hist[[:]][[2]] or
>my_echant_hist[[;]][[2]]
>
>
>Thanks a lot
>
>Eric ./.
>
>P:S Sorry for my English
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