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Dear R-helpers, > label2 <- expression(paste(italic(attraction function:), 'slope')) Error: unexpected 'function' in "label2 <- expression(paste(italic(attraction function" How do I tell R that in this case I don't want 'function' to be treated as a reserved word but as a string in italics? _____________________________ Professor Michael Kubovy

Sketchup seems to be working pretty well, so I just posted http://digg.com/linux_unix/Google_Sketchup_7_working_in_Wine_1_1_11 to see if I could attract some real sketchup users to find more bugs. If you think that's a good idea, please digg it so it can show up on the front page. Thanks, Dan

Hello, tonight my home samba server attracted my attention because i had seen that the complete traffic (copy user->server / server->user) goes via eth0 and not how specified in smb.con via the eth2 interface. i tried to bind it like this: *interfaces = lo eth2 * in smb.conf ... any idea? best regards Jan

...ourselves C++ programmers - and not >> FE >> language lawyers, who are supposed to know what the standard says - >> did you know this?) > > I do not understand how the "inlinehint" will help. How will it > influence the inliner ? The hint should make it more attractive to inline. I don't know the details yet and they will require some experimenting.

...rammers - and not FE >>> language lawyers, who are supposed to know what the standard says - >>> did you know this?) >> >> I do not understand how the "inlinehint" will help.  How will it >> influence the inliner ? > > The hint should make it more attractive to inline.  I don't know the details > yet and they will require some experimenting. > In that case you want to add hint to A also. AFAIU, attractiveness of A and B should match and inliner won't know whether the function body is inside the class definition or not. - Devang

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Hello, I have 2 ISP uplinks (zones: inet1 and inet2), each with a fixed IP on the outside and a routed subnet (/25 and /26) on the inside. So, behind the firewall i have 2 networksegments (lan1 and lan2) with public IP-addresses. The segments are completely isolated from eachother: hosts in zone "lan1" connect only to "inet1" and hosts in zone "lan2" only connect

On Sat, 8 Jan 2005, Henrik Bach wrote: > I think it first of all would be nice, if we could supplement this group with > a discussion list on this topic. The reason for this isn't to ad more > bureacracy, but to present public ideas and visions to a broader forum and I > belive in that the more elaboration within a broader forum the better the > ideas will get and the more

Hello everyone, The LLVM project has evolved significantly since our first public release in Oct. 2003. Most importantly, we've gained many new users and several active contributors, and we want to encourage and support them and attract more. At the same time, the software itself has undergone some significant changes and improvements, and been ported to new platforms. We expect that

Sometimes I get confused with R's documentation. It seems the documents is not maintained and updated well. Anyone has similar feeling? I don't mean to offend anyone. I hope R would get better and better. But documentation is really one very important factor which could attract people coming or drive people away. Xin Zheng [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...Timothy Murphy > <gayleard at eircom.net> wrote: > >> Has the CentOS logo disappeared from CentOS-7? > > You are referring to Plymouth splash screen while booting. > >> I thought the logo in CentOS-6 was very pleasant. Probably. The fact remains that booting was attractive, and now it isn't. -- Timothy Murphy gayleard /at/ eircom.net School of Mathematics, Trinity College, Dublin

Hello all I'm running the lme4 package on my binomial data, and I'm happy with the model and the resultant plot. However, I'd like to plot my table data, which has: two IVs, and one DV. You can see an example below, where 'attractive' = question (IV), male = condition(IV/predictor) and no/yes = answer (dv). I'm using the table to investigate what questions act differently to the others, so I can better fit my model. Going through tables of numbers doesn't seem the most efficient way of instantly seeing what question...

Hello, I would like to deploy centos on hundreds of client PC (a new setup). Presently, several distros has attract me due to their focus on the desktop, however they only have few months lifetime before a new version released. Is it advisable using centos on client? what about support for new hardware and several office productivity software like openoffice, did centos always update to the

Dear All, Apologies for this simple question and thanks in advance for any help given. Suppose I wanted to plot 1 million observations and produce the command plot(rnorm(1000000)) The labels of the xaxis are 0, e+00 2 e+05 etc. These are clearly not very attractive (The plots are for a PhD. thesis). I would like the axes to be 0,2,4,6,8,10 with a *10^5 on the right hand side. Is there a simple command for this? Best Wishes Roger

...chine code .EXE or .DLL file. Thus if LLVM is an incomplete back-end replacement for GCC, why not just use the normal version of GCC? I do understand the LLVM project and I think it is great and very worthwhile, but while LLVM cannot be used as a complete back-end by itself, then GCC is a more attractive solution for our project. See, in our project, we have a front-end compiler. For input to the back-end, we can generate LLVM bytecode, or we can generate C source code, and then we need it converted to a native machine code .EXE or DLL ready to load and run. So you see, either GCC or LLVM c...

Hi OG, I think it first of all would be nice, if we could supplement this group with a discussion list on this topic. The reason for this isn't to ad more bureacracy, but to present public ideas and visions to a broader forum and I belive in that the more elaboration within a broader forum the better the ideas will get and the more people will get committed to start and finish the task.

...s spo. In the meantime let's assume they have a good reason. Can R write .spo files? Failing that does any one know of any spo writers that I could wire up to R (eg with some python gluecode)? Failing that any suggestions for overcoming the output hurdle would be welcome, as R looks very attractive (platform independent, easy to use and to automate, fast). Best wishes Ivan

...Would you buy it again? Does it work well with NUT? thanks, nomad F.T.R. the full description is "Tripp Lite UPS Smart Online 5000VA 4500W Rackmount 5kVA 200V/240V USB DB9 4URM ENERGY STAR V2.0 - UPS - AC 200/208/220/230/240 V - 4.5 kW - 5000 VA - RS-232, USB - output connectors: 4 - 4U - attractive black" I'm sure the "attractive black" part is critical.

...ocess that has died. I don't want 25 alerts, I want *one* alert telling me that the parent apache daemon is down. Ability to easily create dashboards from various monitors. We want this so we can see all components of a website in one place, eg, apache URL, database server, disk storage, etc. Attractive, easy to use GUI. We don't want a homebrew project with ugly graphs and a web 1.0 GUI. So far the products I have looked at are: NimBUS SolarWinds IP Monitor WhatsUPGold GroundWork Open Source Nagios And none of them have met all my requirements. Any suggestions?

Hello, I don't have advanced on the NHW Project this past month, but I have definitely validated its characteristics and this new version. The NHW Codec preserves or enhances image neatness and sharpness, which translates that on good quality images the NHW Codec is globally better than HEVC, and on degraded (with blur, artifacts) images it is worse than HEVC because it lacks of precision. I