Dear Prof. Ripley:
Thanks for the suggestion. I've used some of those diagnostics,
and I think I knew that I could run "R CMD install --build" without
having passed "R CMD check", but I hadn't done it before and didn't
think of it. I will remember it for the future.
Best Wishes,
Please note that the assmuption is that you can install a pacakge before
you check it.
R CMD INSTALL often gives fuller diagnostics: I am not sure these would
have helped you here, but I would have expected you to have got a 'syntax
error' message (which is not 'cryptic': you did have syntax e
Dear Duncan:
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 01/11/2008 8:53 PM, Spencer Graves wrote:
Dear Ted:
Thanks very much. In fact, I did have a file named "Copy of
create.fourier.basis.R". I deleted it and got an even more cryptic
version of the same error message. I ultimately traced this to l
On 01/11/2008 8:53 PM, Spencer Graves wrote:
Dear Ted:
Thanks very much. In fact, I did have a file named "Copy of
create.fourier.basis.R". I deleted it and got an even more cryptic
version of the same error message. I ultimately traced this to lines
like "<<< .working" inserted
Dear Ted:
Thanks very much. In fact, I did have a file named "Copy of
create.fourier.basis.R". I deleted it and got an even more cryptic
version of the same error message. I ultimately traced this to lines
like "<<< .working" inserted by subversion into a *.R or *.Rd file I
was us
Just guessing here, but it looks as though an attempt has been made
to execute the following command:
cat ./R/Copy of create.fourier.basis.R
This may have arisen because there is indeed a file named
"Copy of create.fourier.basis.R"
but the command was issued to the OS without quotes; or (pe
Hello:
What do you recommend I do to get past cryptic error messages from
"R CMD check", complaining "No such file or directory"? The package is
under SVN control, and I reverted to a version that passed "R CMD
check", without eliminating the error. The "00install.out" file is
short an
