Okay, Uwe, I will close the connection between examples. Thanks Henrik,
Duncan, Gabor, and Uwe for participating in the discussion.
-- David
On Mon, Aug 27, 2018 at 4:47 PM Uwe Ligges
wrote:
>
> I still do not undertsand why you cannot stop scala and related
> connections at the end of each exa
Thanks for this. Also Duncan's description of how code in the R directory is
executed.
I've more or less figured out a workaround. Unfortunately Georgi's solution
doesn't quite
do the trick. Here is my current understanding and solution.
Issue: I want to get root of a function of 1 parameter x,
On 28/08/2018 9:17 AM, J C Nash wrote:
Indeed, it appears that globalVariables must be outside the function. However,
I had quite a bit of
fiddle to get things to work without errors or warnings or notes. While I now
have a package that
does not complain with R CMD check, I am far from satisfie
If you don't insist on putting the variable in the global environment,
variations of the following give a cleaner solution:
TraceSetup_1 <- local({
ifn = 0
igr = 0
ftrace = FALSE
fn = NA
gr = NA
function(ifn=0, igr=0, ftrace=FALSE, fn=NA, gr=NA){
ifn<<- ifn
Indeed, it appears that globalVariables must be outside the function. However,
I had quite a bit of
fiddle to get things to work without errors or warnings or notes. While I now
have a package that
does not complain with R CMD check, I am far from satisfied that I can give a
prescription. I had
