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2005 Jul 20
1
indexing db data
...ega is not designed for this sort of thing
and that I would have to write a custom indexer/searcher for this. If
so, any suggestions on how to do this are more than welcome. I am going
to be using Perl, but I think if I get the algorithm right, I can figure
out the coding.
TIA.
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Arshavir Grigorian
Systems Administrator/Engineer
2009 Sep 11
2
Sieve, vacation, variables and russian language
Folks,
I'm using a Sieve script for vacation messages and there's something strange
with it in certain cases.
The script uses the "variables" extension to produce the "Re: [original
subject] (autoreply)" subject line for the vacation message.
All is well except for cases when that [original subject] is written in
Russian.
In those cases the subject string is
2008 May 23
1
Colspan & rowspan
Hi,
What's the best way to build tables with multiple sets of column/row
headings, each spanning 1 or more cols/rows, similar to the colspan/
rowspan options in HTML.
I am using Sweave but couldn't find an option to do this in xtable. I
can obviously build it by hand, just wanted to make sure there wasn't
an easier way.
Thanks.
2008 May 27
1
start() in zoo
Hi,
I'm trying to get the beginning of my zoo object's index through start
(d) but sometimes get an error:
Error in start(d):
Unused argument (s) (c(NA, 8.792, 8.725, ...)
The data(d) is retrieved from Bloomberg through RBloomberg. I am
pulling 6 tickers (which means I'm getting 6 columns), and not all of
them have data going back to my start date. When I print the
2008 May 21
0
Displaying horizontal abline levels and controlling object opacity
> Hi,
>
> I am plotting time series data, then using abline to draw a horizontal
> line through the graph (for mean, etc). I would like to be able to
> display the level at which the abline is drawn on either the left
> (main)
> Y axis or a supplemental right Y axis.
>
> Additionally, I would like to display 1 and 2 standard deviations of a
> certain measure