[Rd] FW: documentation for representation() typo

This typo was never corrected. Original post from last month had incorrect file extension on URL, accidentally injured in a drive-by edit... 50c50 < The value of \code{representation} is just the list of arguments,

Re: [Rd] stats::kernel

Thanks. It is true that I can set m manually. I just thought that since the default depended on the length of coef that it was setting it right when coef was a vector. Since when the coef is a name, the default is always 2, the following modification would make the job. kernel <- function

Re: [Rd] stats::kernel

What you are saying is that an undocumented default does not apply to your usage. So all you need to do, surely, is to set the argument yourself? Your 'correction' makes e.g. kernel("daniell") invalid. I"ve applied a change in R-devel that means 'm' will not need to be supplied if 'coef' is

[Rd] stats::kernel

Hi, There is a small bug in the kernel() function. Everything is fine when we use the format: kernel("name",m,r) but if we want the first argument to be a vector, which is useful is we are interested in using a method not implemented in kernel(), the default value of m is wrong. For example

Re: [Rd] Windows Rdevel version - no Rgui.exe?

On 30/11/2010 1:41 AM, Keith Satterley wrote: Hi Duncan, just noticed that after installing the Windows R-2.13.0 build there is no i386 directory in the R-2.13.0dev/bin directory and hence no Rgui.exe. Is this intentional with the devel version? I downloaded from http://cran.ms.unimelb.edu.au/,

Re: [Rd] Windows Rdevel version - no Rgui.exe?

Keith Satterley wrote: Hi Duncan, just noticed that after installing the Windows R-2.13.0 build there is no i386 directory in the R-2.13.0dev/bin directory and hence no Rgui.exe. Is this intentional with the devel version? I downloaded from http://cran.ms.unimelb.edu.au/, where it says: "Thi