On 12-01-16 2:30 PM, Ron Michael wrote:
Actually this is a paid package and developer was reluctant to distribute the
source. Therefore I was exploring whether I could do something by myself.
If you use closed source packages, be careful that you are not violating
some part of the license tha
Hi Ron,
If all you want changed is the message, this seems like a cosmetic
issue. If that is true, something like this may work where you just
send the unwanted messages to a temporary file and print your own:
require2 <- function(x) {
junk <- file(file.path(tempdir(), "junk.txt"), open = "wt"
Actually this is a paid package and developer was reluctant to distribute the
source. Therefore I was exploring whether I could do something by myself. So
you are talking about some tools. Are those tools available somewhere over Net,
or if it is not still available, is there any plan in any fut
On 16.01.2012 12:20, Ron Michael wrote:
Thanks Uwe for you reply. However you used 'should' which brings some confusion
to me! Did you mean that, **it is never possible** to modify those message
given I only have windows binary?
Actually, it may be possible (and I am not sure without readin
Thanks Uwe for you reply. However you used 'should' which brings some confusion
to me! Did you mean that, **it is never possible** to modify those message
given I only have windows binary?
Thanks,
- Original Message -
From: Uwe Ligges
To: Ron Michael
Cc: "r-devel@r-project.org"
Sen
Apologies - it was a very busy week.
What you are seeing is CRAN sugar, processing the task views to identify
packages in the views. There is nothing that you as a packager can do to
get you package in a task view other than email the maintainer with a
request and brief description of the package'
