On Mar 28, 2011, at 2:24 PM, Arthur Charpentier wrote:
> Dear users,
> I am currently using scan(,what="character") to read - automacally - some
> html pages,
> I was wondering if there was an option to "hide" my IP-adress, or to use a
> "fake" one ?
> I would like to chek if the website is using
Dear users,
I am currently using scan(,what="character") to read - automacally - some
html pages,
I was wondering if there was an option to "hide" my IP-adress, or to use a
"fake" one ?
I would like to chek if the website is using my IP-adress to change the
content of the page (it is the price of a
Thanks for the advice; blindingly simple. I was foxed by the fact that
the R-forge linux 'builds' ran successfully with warning but not error.
Regret that I couldn't provide R version detail, but the problem was
the build at the r-forge end and not my own installed version of R; I
could only tell
Please forgive any mis-post, and do feel free to point me to a more
appropriate list if this isn't properly R-dev.
I have a package on R-forge that shows correct linux and other *nix
builds, but no windows build. The log for the patched version shows the
error below, which appears to be due to a l
On Mar 28, 2011, at 17:15 , Matt Shotwell wrote:
> - typo R-admin manual, section 2.8, fourth sentence beginning "This will find
> build...", should read "This will build..."?
>
> - typo in src/library/compiler/man/compile.Rd, line 35:
> "\item{ascii}{logical; should the compiled file be saved
Thank you for your response.
Yes, using a call to data() after 1) building and 2) installing my own
package is exactly what I'm trying to accomplish. I am building a package.
I would like to load the data objects that are part of the custom package
that I have created and installed on my machine
On 28.03.2011 17:49, andrew stewart wrote:
Thank you for your response.
Yes, using a call to data() after 1) building and 2) installing my own
package is exactly what I'm trying to accomplish. I am building a package.
I would like to load the data objects that are part of the custom package
On 24.03.2011 16:51, andrew stewart wrote:
Hello all,
I have,say 4 R objects... bar1, bar2, bar3, bar4.. that I'd like to include
in an R package "foobar".
The desired functionality would be:
library(foobar)
data(foo)
ls()
[1] "bar1" "bar2" "bar3" "bar4"
I've tried the following two appr
On 21.03.2011 18:01, Thomas Roth wrote:
hi,
I am preparing my package for R 2.13
build and check gives no warnings just OK's
However when running R CMD INSTALL it gives me (nfortunately it is in
german)
You can change to English by setting
set LANGUAGE=en
before running R CMD check.
Some very minor things:
- typo R-admin manual, section 2.8, fourth sentence beginning "This will
find build...", should read "This will build..."?
- typo in src/library/compiler/man/compile.Rd, line 35:
"\item{ascii}{logical; should the compiled file be saved with in ascii"
should read "...s
Still, from a user's perspective this behavior is somewhat irritating. Wouldn't
it be better to rewrite unique.matrix to use formatC or sprintf instead of
as.character, on which paste in line 9 implicitly relies, at least in R version
2.12.2 (2011-02-25)?
For example, use
temp <- apply(x, MAR
> Douglas Bates
> on Mon, 28 Mar 2011 09:24:39 -0500 writes:
> Can you provide the output from sessionInfo()
> so we can know the platform? Also, did you configure R
> with --enable-strict-barrier or set the C compilation flag
> -DTESTING_WRITE_BARRIER? I think that
Can you provide the output from
sessionInfo()
so we can know the platform? Also, did you configure R with
--enable-strict-barrier or set the C compilation flag
-DTESTING_WRITE_BARRIER? I think that run-time error message can only
be thrown under those circumstances (not that it isn't an error,
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