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Hi All, I was wondering if anyone here as successfully converted a package for windows to one that will work in Linux? What are the necessary steps if you have the source code? Thanks, Josh

package tkrplot worked, but has broken while installing from R 2.11 to 2.14.2. it does not want to be installed anymore on a linux debian squeeze 64 system. have tried: - installing from source R: CMD INSTALL tkrplot_0.0-23.tar.gz - via synaptic: package r-cran-tkrplot - via terminal: sudo apt-get install r-cran-tkrplot - in R: install.packages('tkrplot',dependencies=TRUE) in all cases

i have a data frame with 2 columns of dates. with str(dataframe) i have ensured myself that they were indeed formatted as dates. one column has NA's in it. the aim is now to make a third column that chooses date1 if it is a date, and choose date2 if it is a NA. i am trying df$date3=ifelse(is.na(df$date1), df$date2, df$date1). this leads to unexpected behaviour: the resulting column is

Hi All, Not a new R user, but new to R with Linux, specifically Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04 64bit. I have had success installing common packages using the typical R interface (in Linux), but have had problems installing less common packages like (rgdal) and (RSAGA) that are not loaded with R. I'm wondering if there are any tricks to these libraries that won't install, from reading the

Hello, does anybody here know the exact meaning of "numopen" in the open/close file log messages? Does it mean the number of open sessions on the file: - at all? - per user? - per client? Sometimes numopen is greater than zero ofter the last user has closed as file. Is this an error? Here an extract of <hostname>.log --------------------------------- [2001/10/31 08:57:24, 2]