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I have a beginner question. After I finally get the data to a data.frame that I can work with I have the following a data frame that is fairly long: > length(r2007) [1] 17409 If I look at the first element: > r2007[1] $`100009` DayOfYear Quantity 1 66 1 2 128 1 3 137 1 4 193 1 Now how do I get the length of this list (actually it is another data.frame)? I have tried: > length(r2007[1]) [1] 1 Not right. A...

Hi, I want to show a series of links belonging to a specific category. The links will be shown grouped by category, but how can I alter the order of the categories? I have a field in my database called position with the order in which they should appear. MODELS: class Category < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :links validates_uniqueness_of :category, :message => "already

...X standard for strtod and with ?NumericConstants. * as.data.frame(m, make.names=NA) now works correctly for a matrix m with NA's in row names. * The error message from <POSIXlt>[["hour"]] and similar now mentions *[[, "hour"]], as wished for in PR#17409 and proposed by Michael Chirico. * qbinom() and potentially qpois(), qnbinom(), no longer sometimes fail accurate inversion (of pbinom(), etc), thanks to Christopher Chang's report and patch in PR#18711. * The internal help server on Windows can again serve requests...

...X standard for strtod and with ?NumericConstants. * as.data.frame(m, make.names=NA) now works correctly for a matrix m with NA's in row names. * The error message from <POSIXlt>[["hour"]] and similar now mentions *[[, "hour"]], as wished for in PR#17409 and proposed by Michael Chirico. * qbinom() and potentially qpois(), qnbinom(), no longer sometimes fail accurate inversion (of pbinom(), etc), thanks to Christopher Chang's report and patch in PR#18711. * The internal help server on Windows can again serve requests...

...X standard for strtod and with ?NumericConstants. * as.data.frame(m, make.names=NA) now works correctly for a matrix m with NA's in row names. * The error message from <POSIXlt>[["hour"]] and similar now mentions *[[, "hour"]], as wished for in PR#17409 and proposed by Michael Chirico. * qbinom() and potentially qpois(), qnbinom(), no longer sometimes fail accurate inversion (of pbinom(), etc), thanks to Christopher Chang's report and patch in PR#18711. * The internal help server on Windows can again serve requests...

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I have noticed that LLVM doesn't seem to "like" large functions, as a general rule. Admittedly, my experience is similar with gcc, so I'm not sure it's something that can be easily fixed. And I'm probably sounding like a broken record, because I have said this before. My experience is that the time it takes to compile something is growing above linear with size of

...ng all the memory (swap included) 17117 Chicken Tournament: needs ComputeSphereVisibility 17288 Keyboard stops working in Halo Demo 17369 VMware Intrastructure Client 2.5 cannot validate disk capacity while creating new VM 17373 eac3to: large files don't work - NtMapViewOfSection? 17409 crypt32/chain tests fail with +heap enabled 17411 crypt32/encode tests fail with +heap enabled 17413 riched32/editor tests fail with +heap enabled 17414 user32/dde test crashes if +heap enabled 17415 several tests (jscript:run, msi:msi, netapi32:access) crash if +heap enabled 17417...