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...oops should be embedded */ model.c- /* in its own function. */ -- objects.c: // FIXME: fails if 'methods' is not attached. objects.c- PROTECT(clEnvCall = lang2(meth_classEnv, cl)); -- par.c:/* <FIXME> do not need separate macros for a = b = c and b = a = c */ par.c-#define R_DEV__(_P_) dpptr(dd)->_P_ = gpptr(dd)->_P_ -- platform.c: /* FIXME convert to UTF-8 on Windows */ platform.c- for (i = 0; i < n; i++) { -- platform.c: /* FIXME: there are higher-resolution ways to do this on Windows */ platform.c- REAL(mtime)[i] = (double) sb.st_mtime; -- platform.c: if (ove...

...03 69 09 >> Web: http://www.iberstat.es >> >> ____________________________________ >> >> >> >> >> El 13/04/2011, a las 22:23, Jorge Ivan Velez escribi: >> >> >> Hola a todos, >>> >>> Tengo un vector con valores en _P_ >>> >>> x <- c(0.0001709122, 0.0007623474, 0.0001319547, 0.0002868035, >>> 0.0005602669, >>> 0.0007825347, 0.0007822033, 0.0001444821, 0.000324731, 8.4686e-05) >>> x >>> >>> Y me gustaria cambiar un poco el formato. Conoce alguien a...

...dren etc - -// TODO - doesn''t work correctly with object tracking - it should return -// the same Ruby object if the object has been seen before -// use something like: -//&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp returnVal = SWIG_NewPointerObj(obj, SWIGTYPE_p_wxWindow, 0); -// but this causes problems for when a new Ruby object is needed - eg with XRC </del><ins>+// Returns a ruby wrapper around a wxObject whose wx class is not known +// in advance - needed for find_window, get_children etc This is a bit +// complicated because it must check...