Re: [Rd] suggested package not found

Prof Brian Ripley wrote: > Where is 'a' installed? > > You may need to set R_LIBS: R CMD check is not looking in any of your > startup files such as ~/.Renviron. Thanks! That worked. (And in fact, I now see it in "Writing R Extensions"). -Tim > > I don't believe this is a Windows/Unix issue,

Re: [Rd] suggested package not found

Where is 'a' installed? You may need to set R_LIBS: R CMD check is not looking in any of your startup files such as ~/.Renviron. I don't believe this is a Windows/Unix issue, but rather one of the local R environment. On Sat, 9 Jun 2007, Tim Bergsma wrote: > Duncan, > > Yes, that was a typo o

Re: [Rd] suggested package not found

Duncan, Yes, that was a typo on line three. Sorry. $version.string [1] "Version 2.3.1 (2006-06-01)". Thanks, Tim. Duncan Murdoch wrote: > On 08/06/2007 4:01 PM, Tim Bergsma wrote: >> I normally work in Windows, but make my packages under Unix. My >> package 'b' suggests my package 'a'. R

Re: [Rd] suggested package not found

On 08/06/2007 4:01 PM, Tim Bergsma wrote: > I normally work in Windows, but make my packages under Unix. My package > 'b' suggests my package 'a'. R CMD check fails for 'b', even though 'a' > is installed: "Packages required but not available: b". What do I have > to do to make 'a' available,

[Rd] suggested package not found

I normally work in Windows, but make my packages under Unix. My package 'b' suggests my package 'a'. R CMD check fails for 'b', even though 'a' is installed: "Packages required but not available: b". What do I have to do to make 'a' available, besides R CMD INSTALL 'a'? I'm not spotting the