We use the inconsolata LaTeX package by default for monospaced text in R
PDF manuals, including package reference manuals (so needed to R CMD check).
You might find inconsolata.sty suddenly disappearing from your system:
it happened to me with a MiKTeX update earlier this week. OTOH, TeXLive
Terry Therneau-2 wrote
> Another solution is the one used for a long time in the rpart code.
> The R code called "rpart1", which does the work, keeps a static pointer to
> the object,
> does NOT
> release it's memory, and returned the size of the object.
>
> Then the R code allocates appropriate
Hello,
I would use external pointers for something like this.
If c++ is an option, you can take advantage of Rcpp classes to deal with
external pointers. Put the following in a .cpp and sourceCpp() it.
#include
using namespace Rcpp ;
class Array {
public:
Array( ) : size(10), used(0){
Another solution is the one used for a long time in the rpart code.
The R code called "rpart1", which does the work, keeps a static pointer to the
object,
does NOT
release it's memory, and returned the size of the object.
Then the R code allocates appropriate vectors and called "rpart2", which f
Hi, I have some questions for you about roadmap..Please give me some advice.
Could you explain your public or private roadmap of your open source for
years to come? We expect to know your development plan by year as detail as
possible.
(If you have no plan,please tell me your opinion.2013~20
