On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, Thomas Friedrichsmeier wrote:
>> I am strongly opposed to locking in anything from the C internals of
>> error handling that is not already part of the API. This is all very
>> much subject to change and anything along the lines you propose will
>> make that change more diffi
Tobias Verbeke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Wherever I look up the following reference
> the name of the author is spelled Mauchly
> contrary to the naming of the R function.
>
> Mauchly, J.W.,
> Significance test for sphericity
> of a normal $n$-variate distribution,
> Annals of mathematical st
Wherever I look up the following reference
the name of the author is spelled Mauchly
contrary to the naming of the R function.
Mauchly, J.W.,
Significance test for sphericity
of a normal $n$-variate distribution,
Annals of mathematical statistics, 11(1940),
p. 204-209.
Is this a typo on the origi
> I am strongly opposed to locking in anything from the C internals of
> error handling that is not already part of the API. This is all very
> much subject to change and anything along the lines you propose will
> make that change more difficult.
Let's discuss this in two separate parts, then. T
I am strongly opposed to locking in anything from the C internals of
error handling that is not already part of the API. This is all very
much subject to change and anything along the lines you propose will
make that change more difficult.
Condition handling was added to make this sort of thing p
Duncan,
I agree totally with you on all points, now that we clarified our
respective ideas. I am afraid I probably agree also with your last
point, from a theoretical point-of-view ("I still think we need more
glue and am working on that while we continue to experiment with the
design of GUIs
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Hi Philippe.
I am sorry that you are upset by what I wrote.
I did not intend to cause offense. And I was
not considering you as "just a professor only interested
by the results of your students". However,
the discussion has unfortunately degenerat
Duncan,
Could you, please, stop considering me as just a professor in
biostatistics only interested by the results of my students and nothing
else. Do you need a couple of evidences that I am working with other
people, other applications, and that they require totally different
GUIs? Here they
Dear R developers,
this mail is basically a summary / clarification of some previous mails I sent
to this list last week (subject "Catching warning and error output"). Duncan
Murdoch pointed out that these were badly organized, and suggested I repost,
collecting the main points previously sprea
NGUYEN Truong Hoan wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I would like to call the R functions from the C++ language
> interface, for example from a program composed on Microsoft Visual C++.
> I have referred the manual Writing R Extensions but i don't understand
> exactly how to make a declarat
Hello everyone,
I would like to call the R functions from the C++ language
interface, for example from a program composed on Microsoft Visual C++.
I have referred the manual Writing R Extensions but i don't understand
exactly how to make a declaration for the headers Rinternals.h o
What sort of `Applet' did you have in mind?
Does package HTMLapplets do what you want?
Would package RSvgDevice help?
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, Vasundhara Akkineni wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to display a plot produced in R as part of an Applet. Stating
> more clearly, i want to display a scatter pl
Reading the help page for formatC
x: an atomic numerical or character object, typically a vector
of real numbers.
and that for as.single I think you got what you should have expected!
Nevertheless we will build some protection into 2.3.0.
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I am trying to display a plot produced in R as part of an Applet. Stating
more clearly, i want to display a scatter plot(X axis data:1,2,4,5 and
Y-axis data:4,6,5, 7)produced in R as an Applet. How can this be done?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
Vasu.
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Full_Name: Jochen Maydt
Version: R2.2.0
OS: Windows
Submission from: (NULL) (139.19.34.7)
formatC does not handle "single"s correctly:
> formatC(as.single(1))
[1] "5.264e-315"
attr(,"Csingle")
[1] TRUE
This seems to be an unlikely use-case, however.
Thank you for creating a great programming l
In what sense is this a bug in R?
The R-admin manual tells you R 2.2.0 has been successfully compiled on
several such systems. There is something amiss with your Solaris
setup, not generically with R. By guess is that you are out of file
space.
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
Solaris 8
Gnu Make 3.79.1
R-2.2.0
./configure --prefix=/path/to/here
is ok.
make error messages,
creating doc/html/resources.html
*** Error code 255
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `../html/resources.html'
Current working directory /home/zhangj/apps/R/R-patched/doc/manual
cp: ../../b
Hin-Tak Leung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> Since you mentioned tcltk2 and python+wxWidgets, what about Tkinter
> (python's built-in binding to tk)? It is somewhere between the two,
> and is shipped as standard these days with python 2.x. Also, if Perl/Tk
> works, and Tkinter works, ther
Hi,
One point I forgot to make last time is that I'm a big fan of prototyping.
I have almost no experience whatsoever in Java Swing, but there are
plenty of people in the R community who do - e.g. Simon Urbanek and the
JGR team. In the past, I have had trouble finding any elegant prototypes
(e.g
Rainer,
On Oct 17, 2005, at 1:13 PM, Rainer M. Krug wrote:
> At the moment I am using the (D)COM interface but as I would like
> to run R on a Linux Cluster, thits is not an option any more.
> What is the easiest way of copntrolluing R over the network? I
> thought about sockets, but I am a
Kurt
Ok, but I'm still confused about what "as seen from the package" means.
I'm especially confused because at first in my testing (on Linux) a
method (in a package not in dse but using dse1) was being compared
against the stats generic, so I put in a work around. Then I discovered
in Solaris
For example, there is a need in proteomics for a special-purpose
proteomics-based statistical graphics engine and GUI. In this context,
for example, over this past year SAS has released a special-purpose
plotting engine built on top of their JMP system, that I believe is very
good. One wou
Hi
I want to analysis data (generatet in a simulation written in Delphi) in
R and the user interface will also written in Delpni -0 i.e. I want to
control R from another program which is written in Delphi.
At the moment I am using the (D)COM interface but as I would like to run
R on a Linux Clu
Dear Marc et al.,
As the author of an R GUI, I've been following this thread with
interest.
I think that both a session at the UseR! conference and a more informal
meeting to provide an opportunity for discussion are a great idea. It's
hard to make much progress on this kind of issue via email d
Hi Philippe,
> I answer to Marc's email, because I think it is the most constructive
> one. I am a little bit dissapointed that the discussion about R GUIs,
> whatever the initial subject, inevitably shifts to an endless discussion
> about which graphical toolkit to use, and whether one should int
If it is open-source work, get yourself an account on sourceforge -
they have a compile-farm for this sort of purpose, and they have one (or
two?), I have used the Mac OS X machine there. This way, at least
you can test your work natively on Mac OS X. A bit easier to do than
cross-compiling.
Goo
Hi,
Since you mentioned tcltk2 and python+wxWidgets, what about Tkinter
(python's built-in binding to tk)? It is somewhere between the two,
and is shipped as standard these days with python 2.x. Also, if Perl/Tk
works, and Tkinter works, there is no reason why one can't do R/Tk,
without the Tcl (
Hi All,
While I don't have the "sweat equity" that either Philippe Grosjean
and James Wettenhall have in developing R GUI's, I have been involved
in two different projects (obveRsive as part of the founding
development team, and R Commander as a contributor) over the past
three years. In a
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