The Rcpp R/C++ object mapping library and package template has
been updated on CRAN in package RcppTemplate. It allows you
to work with R objects like data frames and zoo time series in
C++ programs. R can call C++ functions, and C++ objects can
call R functions, with parameters and return values
I've defined the following for objects of a class called jml
summary.jml <- function(object, ...){
tab <- cbind(Estimate = coef(object),
StdError = object$se,
Infit = object$Infit,
Outfit = object$Outfit)
res
Duncan,
This is not a problem with anything you just did, but I'm writing you
and ccing r-devel, in case I am allowed to post there (which I think
I'm not).
The problem (in case this gets to r-devel) is that I need to have
static html files for all packages, and static html ONLY for new
packages.
On 08/11/2009 7:23 AM, Jonathan Baron wrote:
Duncan,
This is not a problem with anything you just did, but I'm writing you
and ccing r-devel, in case I am allowed to post there (which I think
I'm not).
R-devel is a public list, no problem posting here.
The problem (in case this gets to r-dev
Hello,
Maybe I should give more background about what we are trying to do with
this. We (Dirk, Saptarshi and I) are interfacing R with the protocol
buffer C++ library from google [1,2] .
protocol buffers are google's data interchange format, designed to be
efficient (much more efficient than XML
