On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Jonathan Callahan wrote:
> I am trying to communicate with R from a perl program. Because this code
> must be deployed on systems that are outside of my control I do not wish to
> pursue the RSperl.pm approach which requires that R be compiled to use
> shared libraries.
>
> I
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Barry Rowlingson wrote:
> Jonathan Callahan wrote:
>
>> Can someone please explain to me exactly what R is doing with the the
>> standard IO handles and whether or not there is any simple way to convince
>> it to behave as if it were talking to a user at the other end of a key
Jonathan Callahan wrote:
> Can someone please explain to me exactly what R is doing with the the
> standard IO handles and whether or not there is any simple way to convince
> it to behave as if it were talking to a user at the other end of a keyboard
> and terminal? I've already tried '--no-readl
Hello,
I am trying to communicate with R from a perl program. Because this code
must be deployed on systems that are outside of my control I do not wish to
pursue the RSperl.pm approach which requires that R be compiled to use
shared libraries.
I have a custom, light weight module I have used wit
