Duncan Murdoch writes:
> No, you need to treat the results as C structures under the hood.
> Some are implemented as Lisp-like lists, but most are vectors with
> additional information about the type of object that is contained
> within (in a C-style array).
That makes things a bit more complica
On 26/07/2011 11:26 AM, Thorsten wrote:
Hello List,
I want to communicate between a minimalistc lisp that has
only numbers, symbols (also used as strings) and lists as datatypes, and R.
It should be no problem to send command strings from the lisp process
to the R childprocess.
I know, R is mos
