For example, if I have the function in R:
sum = function(a,b)
{
sum = a+b
return sum
}
In Java:
re.eval(sum(a,b)) gives me an error.
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Suppose I have a function in R called foo.
foo = function(x)
{
print(x);
}
When I create the Rengine re and do re.eval("foo(1)") I get the output 1.
However, if I create a string variable in java String num = 1 and do
re.eval("foo(num)"), I get an error saying that num cannot be found. How c
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