in
> the R sources.
>
> Please do note that the posting guide asked you for 'at a minimum'
> information (which includes the locale) and a reproducible example.
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> On Tue, 21 Sep 2010, Christopher Bare wrote:
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>> Hi R gurus,
>>
>> I'm trying
Hi R gurus,
I'm trying to use a ReSTful web service from within R. Specifically, I
need to make HTTP PUT requests.
I'm able to make the request and that goes well enough, but I'm having
trouble properly consuming the HTTP response. The problem comes in
when I'm trying to parse out the response bo
For posterity, this thread was continued on the R-SIG-Mac mailing list
under the same subject. Prof. Brian Ripley was kind enough to point
out an easy work around:
R CMD INSTALL now uses the internal untar() in package utils:
this ensures that all platforms can install bzip2- and
xz-compressed tar
Hi,
I'm starting to think this is a Mac OS X Snow Leopard specific issue.
The GNU docs on the tar format say the type flag 'x' means this:
#define XHDTYPE 'x'/* Extended header referring to the
next file in the archive */
Maybe, OSX is putting some
Hi R gurus,
I'm getting the following error when trying to build and install an R package:
Error in untar2(tarfile, files, list, exdir) : unsupported entry type ‘x’
I build the package like so:
R --no-init-file CMD build mypackage
Then try to install it:
sudo R --no-init-file CMD INSTALL mypack
Hi,
When I use RSQLite's dbWriteTable(...) function, the columns in the db
table frequently end up having "__1" (two underscores and a one) added
to them. The names are unique within the table and contain no weird
characters. For example a "position" column from a data.frame was
written to the DB
d'
Error in args(getuuid) : no function to return from, jumping to top level
J. Christopher Bare
Institute for Systems Biology
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Hi,
I'm not an R expert, but I thought I'd give your question a shot anyway.
First, it looks like you're starting with a matrix, rather than a
list. Let's hope I guessed that right:
> m = matrix(c(324, 65, 543, 23, 54, 8765, 213, 43, 65))
> rownames(m) = c('X1Jan08', 'X1Jun08', 'X1Dec08', 'X2Jan
Hi,
I'm trying to put together an R package. My library has dependencies
on three other libraries: RSQLite, gaggle (a component of
Bioconductor), and another package that is available as a download
from the author's website.
Is it possible to specify each of those dependencies in such a way
that
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