On Mar 30, 2010, at 11:15 PM, Steve Chen wrote:
You can try this:
library(tutoR)
That's an interesting set of goals:
"Package to mask common functions so that inputs in error are
explained and able to be corrected, prior to execution. 'assist'
offers step-by-step assistance to correctly
You can try this:
library(tutoR)
plot(eval.string(toplot))
Steve Chen
On 2010/3/31 上午 09:24, zubin wrote:
> A general problem i run into, i know there must be a simple solution.
>
> I like to create a variable by appending a 1 for example, (i need to
> loop later on from 1 to X, thus the reaso
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>> Subject: [R] creating a variable using concatenation
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>> A general problem
On Mar 30, 2010, at 9:24 PM, zubin wrote:
A general problem i run into, i know there must be a simple solution.
I like to create a variable by appending a 1 for example, (i need to
loop later on from 1 to X, thus the reason for this). So i assign
the
variable vplot with this value, however
: Wednesday, 31 March 2010 2:25 p.m.
> To: r-help@r-project.org
> Subject: [R] creating a variable using concatenation
>
> A general problem i run into, i know there must be a simple solution.
>
> I like to create a variable by appending a 1 for example, (i need to
> loop later
A general problem i run into, i know there must be a simple solution.
I like to create a variable by appending a 1 for example, (i need to
loop later on from 1 to X, thus the reason for this). So i assign the
variable vplot with this value, however it has quotes and when i use it
in a barplot,
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