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...18, 1.01498537023, 0.919391492382), U95=c(3.40546755139, 1.42122051928, 1.37055308613, 1.54632513827, 1.49917372998, 1.86258857302, 1.47707220868) ) rownames(mydata)=c(paste("Study",1:6,sep=""),'Summary') mydata My problem is that I don't have the raw data as rmeta _requires_ and, even when I have my data set in the _same_ (?) format that summary(a), when I tried plot(mydata) it doesn't work. Another approach I used was to change the class of my object but it didn't work either. I'm running XP SP2 on a 2.4 GHz Intel-Core 2 Duo processor and my R-session info...

...> http://shawnblanc.net/2011/08/macchiato/ > http://minimalmac.com/post/8644170188/macchiato-markdown-editing-for-os-x-lion-sponsor > http://mac.appstorm.net/reviews/productivity-review/macchiato-see-markdown-formatting-as-you-type/ so... it's lion-savvy. (indeed, it _requires_ lion to run.) it's overpriced ($20), especially considering that it's a bit limited in the save and convert arenas... but it's interesting that it even exists, not to mention that nobody here seemed to know about it quite yet... -bowerbird -------------- next part -------------- An H...

Eric, what do you think of Pavel's analysis and/or suggested fix below? It seems all too plausible to me unfortunately :-( On Fri, May 05, 2017 at 03:46:45PM +0300, Pavel Butsykin wrote: > On 05.05.2017 12:27, Richard W.M. Jones wrote: > > > >Looks good. I'll push this if it passes 'make check && make check-valgrind' > >which I'm currently

...cal work flow, for illustrative purposes a much smaller subset or simulated data might be relevant; again a strategy would be to illustrate the problematic steps with simulated data, and then resume the narrative with the analyzed full data. A secondary consideration may be that if your package _requires_ MSigDB to function, then it can't be automatically tested by repository build machines -- you'll want to have unit tests or other approaches to ensure that 'bit rot' does not set in without you being aware of it. If this is a Bioconductor package, then it's appropriate to as...

...what do you think of Pavel's analysis and/or suggested fix > below? It seems all too plausible to me unfortunately :-( > >> There NULL is macros which can be defined as 0 or (void*)0, again in >> accordance with c99: C99 permits: #define NULL 0 but POSIX does not. POSIX _requires_ #define NULL ((void*)0) or the equivalent, so that NULL is properly typed as a pointer to void in ALL cases (rather than the weaker C99 solution of letting the integer zero constant leak), in part _because_ of the commonality of passing NULL through varargs functions. >> >> In pract...

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We've just moved one a new server from our sever room, where I built it, to the datacenter. We want to force autoneg off, and tell it gigabit and full duplex. Using ethtool, I get no errors setting the speed or duplex. HOWEVER, autoneg on works... and autoneg off utterly refuses to work, and gives: ethtool -s eth0 autoneg off Cannot set new settings: Invalid argument not setting autoneg

...ocal copy case. > B) If you have access to the dest but not the source, then you need the > client to write the batch -- and it's not far-fetched that you might have > other copies of dest to update. > C) However, having access to source but not dest is the only case that > _requires_ the sender to write the batch -- now what's the chance that you'll > have another identical dest to apply the batch to? And if you did, why > wouldn't you generate the batch on that dest as in case A, above? > > So, it seems to me that it's much more useful to have...

Does anyone here use a multi-button (as in more than 2) mouse with Linux? How well supported are they? I've had to get one recently for work. I was diagnosed with CTS and I now wear braces and use a wireless Intellimouse. Works great at work with Windows, but I'm unsure how much, if any support there is for Linux. Anyone have experience with this? Preston

Dear all, I am writing a vignette that requires a file which I am not allowed to distribute, but which the user can easily download manually. Moreover, it is not possible to download this file automatically from R: downloading requires a (free) registration that seems to work only through a browser. (I'm talking here about the MSigDB from the Broad Institute,

Hi, please review the following patch! Thanks, Tobias Klausmann

...e PC they're using. Anyone can wonder up to any PC, type in their (UNIX) username and password, and Windows will let them in. (95/98/Me don't attempt to validate the password at all, they just pass it on to Samba when connecting to resources). Anyway, with Win 2000, it seems to me that it _requires_ a local (or remote) account to exist before it'll let anyone in. So if I (dmccann) want to use the machine, I either have to log in as 'Administrator' and then 'Connect As', or I have to create a 'dmccann' account locally on the Win 2000 box and log in to that. We do no...