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...ve been affected: distrMod, RCurl, RGtk2, SparseM, VIM, bit, ggplot2, operators, relations, spam, tensorA (and only distrMod fatally). Given the current pace of change (ca 100 updates/week on 'only' 2000 TL packages), more things may pop out of the woodwork. For the curious and cognescenti: (i) hyperref is having problems with markup in \section titles, which 'methods' and 'distrMod' had. I've added a warning to the R-exts manual. (ii) there have been intermittent problems with (LaTeX) special characters in indices. But (hyperref 6.79d) Full support of...

Hey everyone, I have made a package and wish to release it but before then I have a problem. I have a few functions in this package written in R that I wish to hide such that after installation, someone can use say the function >foo(parameters = "") but cannot do >foo. Typing foo should not show the source code or at least not all of it. Is there a way to do this ? I have searched

Dear all, Is there a simple way to strip the leading "0"'s from R output? For example, I want Data <- data.frame(x=rnorm(10), y=x*rnorm(10), z = x+y+rnorm(10)) cor(Data) to give me x y z x 1.0000000 -.1038904 -.3737842 y -.1038904 1.0000000 .4414706 z -.3737842 .4414706 1.0000000 Several of you were kind enough to alert me to the existence of

Hi there, I am interested in the inner workings of wilcox.test: > wilcox.test function (x, ...) UseMethod("wilcox.test") <environment: namespace:stats> how can I get at the code, if it is R-code? For Methods one should be able to learn what extension to use, but here default or such do not help. Is there a wayplot.default to learn which different versions of

>>>>> "WSt" == Werner Stahel <stahel@stat.math.ethz.ch> writes: [to me privately] WSt> I do not want to call this a bug, but it bugged me. Please try the WSt> following: WSt> tform <- sqrt(RADAI) ~ sqrt(RADAI.e) + TAGE.ej + SPITAL + ARZT + DAS28 + WSt> SJC + TJC + DGA + HAQ + PGA + PAIN + YEAR.SYM + YEAR.DIA + WSt> ALTER +

I apologize for posting this in essence the second time (no light at the end of the tunnel yet..): is there a way to enforce that "nls" takes both, the data *and* the model definition from the parent environment? the following fragment shows the problem. #======== cut here========== wrapper <- function (choose=0) { x <- seq(0,2*pi,len=100) y <- sin(1.5*x); y <-

...E 7a5a7cfe9419affd9574aba3cf525741 RESOURCES Here is the relevant bit of the NEWS file: CHANGES IN R VERSION 2.0.1 NEW FEATURES o Platform equivalence in library() is tested by a new function testPlatformEquivalence() which ignores the 'vendor' field and can be customized by cognescenti. o The assignment form of split() allows recycling of vectors within the value list. In particular, things like split(x, g) <- lapply(split(x, g), mean) now work DOCUMENTATION o Manual `Writing R Extensions' has new sections on writing portable packages and on writing...

...E 7a5a7cfe9419affd9574aba3cf525741 RESOURCES Here is the relevant bit of the NEWS file: CHANGES IN R VERSION 2.0.1 NEW FEATURES o Platform equivalence in library() is tested by a new function testPlatformEquivalence() which ignores the 'vendor' field and can be customized by cognescenti. o The assignment form of split() allows recycling of vectors within the value list. In particular, things like split(x, g) <- lapply(split(x, g), mean) now work DOCUMENTATION o Manual `Writing R Extensions' has new sections on writing portable packages and on writing...