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guRus Is there a way by which I can search for a particular function or a particular line of code within the maze of all the R codes that are interlinked? Say for instance I am running a code using quantstrat package and on a particular line I get the error saying x is missing in is.array(x). I want to figure out where is.array is in all the codes that my code refers to? How do I do this? Is there like a grep or search function that can say tell m...

...g is that big fixes like this can sometimes be OK as long as they > are mostly contained to a specific target and that target isn't X86 > or ARM. Without them, the calling convention for big-endian 64-bit Mips targets is very badly broken. Clang is generally consistent with itself, but interlinking with GCC-compiled code doesn't work. When I started on this work ~4500 of 5000 tests generated by ABITestGen.py produced incorrect output when mixing GCC and Clang objects. 32-bit and little-endian Mips targets are ok except for a couple rare corner cases (e.g. 128-bit float return values)....

...R-packages for SVG-based output of interactive graphics (with hyperlinks and tool-tip annotations for each data point); however, SVG is not supported by all browsers. Is anybody aware of another solution for this problem (maybe based on image-maps and javascript)? If you have alternative ideas for interlinking tabular annotations with plotted data points, I would appreciate any recommendation/suggestion. (I work with R 2.8.1 on different 32-bit PCs with both Linux and Windows operating systems). Many thanks, Rainer _____________________________________________ inen herausragenden Schutz gegen Masse...

Hi all, I'm using dovecot 2.0.14 build on Debian. The maintainers obviously patch the dovecot source so that it uses the pidgeonhole sieve system. Today I ran into a very annoying issue: I created several sieve scripts and interlinked via the include command, only to find dovecot spewing this error message at me: SWREG Newsletter: line 14: error: cannot nest includes deeper than 10 levels. As far as I could see this limitation is hardcoded to a depth of 10 and can only be changed at compile time. Why is it in place? I unders...

...Evening, I have an app that is not in the app database entitled RealFLight G4. I have it installed, but ut used the Direct X input method to talk to a hand held joystick like controller in which is embedded security and copy protection. The application is griping about not being able to find the Interlink Controller. In dmesg it shows up and is usable in other applications, so Linux recognizes it. I have spent the evening looking for a Direct X Input method and have been able to find only blurbs, yet no "How To's" Can someone please educate me on Direct X Input and how to turn it on...

> Today I *can* checkout only LLVM and Clang. On a single Git repo I can't. This is true if you s/checkout/clone/. With a single repo, you must clone (download) everything (*), but after you've done so you can use sparse checkouts to check out (create a working copy of) only llvm and clang. So you should only notice the fact that there exist things other than llvm and clang when you

...OK as long as they > > > are mostly contained to a specific target and that target isn't X86 > > > or ARM. > > > > Without them, the calling convention for big-endian 64-bit Mips targets is very badly broken. Clang is generally consistent with itself, > > but interlinking with GCC-compiled code doesn't work. When I started on this work ~4500 of 5000 tests generated by ABITestGen.py > > produced incorrect output when mixing > GCC and Clang objects. 32-bit and little-endian Mips targets are ok except for a couple rare > > corner cases (e.g. 128-b...

...ew the function cor.test's code? I would like to know a lot more detail about the function than written in the documentation at http://finzi.psych.upenn.edu/R/library/stats/html/cor.test.html to see if this would do the job? I would gratefully appreciate any help you can offer me on these two interlinked issues, Many thanks for your time and consideration, Jenny PS. If you would like more detail I have two arrays both of dimensions [31,31,43]. 31x31 is latitude and longitude, 43 is years of rainfall data. I have produced a spearmans rank correlation map of these 2 arrays over this 43 year...

...; But I'm not, by far, the most problematic user. > > The real problem, and why people accepted sub-modules, is that a lot > of downstream people only use one or another projects. Mostly LLVM or > Clang or libc++. > > Checking out all of it is bad, but having them officially interlinked, > it seems, is worse. IIUC, the problem is that the projects are now > built independently on their projects, but more and more CMake changes > are creeping in, making it harder and harder to separate their > projects from the rest of LLVM. This means they'll now depend on a >...

...ttps: https://xapian.org, https://trac.xapian.org and https://lists.xapian.org/mailman/listinfo. (Currently https://lists.xapian.org/ redirects to non-https, because of limitations in mailman.) It?d be helpful if people could check if they have any problem accessing the sites over https. Note that interlinks between the three sites may not all yet preserve https (feel free to file bugs for anything you spot). If there are no problems, in a week I?ll make http versions redirect to https for trac and lists, and if we have no problems there I?ll add HSTS headers. I?d prefer to move xapian.org to https...

...epted sub-modules, is that a lot > of downstream people only use one or another projects. Mostly LLVM or > Clang or libc++. > > Checking out all of it is bad, Define bad? Time? Disk space? Bandwidth? I mean, we already assume you have a lot of each anyway? but having them officially interlinked, > it seems, is worse. Why? Below it sounds like you want to do this as a way of enforcing projects to stay independent of each other. I would posit that this is not the best way to do this? > IIUC, the problem is that the projects are now > built independently on their projects, but...

Hi, I just installed via script/plugin from the stable svn tag. (Revision 54) I''m running Rails 1.1.2 and have Ferret 0.9.3 (with C extensions. no compilation problems) I put together a simple model to test it and I''m getting a segfault. The model: class Report < ActiveRecord::Base acts_as_ferret :fields => [:title, :name] end $ script/console Loading development

Hi I'm trying to build a backup system based on rsync. It should work with different destinations (local, share, remote etc) that's why I'm looking for ways how every operation can be controlled from the client side. I want to create full backups and incremental backups. For the incremental backups I use --compare-dest lastfullbackup. This works nicely except that the whole directory

Hello, I have a naked mediawiki running, from http://wikipedia.sourceforge.net/ The wiki is here: http://wiki.rettc.com Let me know what you think, and if it will be suitable for populating with FAQ stuffs. Alex http://www.rettc.com

Try having a look at this, for inspiration. It does require the capability of hard-links on the remote end though... and it does not resolve your "delete target directory" either, but it might save you some fiddeling around :-) https://blog.interlinked.org/tutorials/rsync_time_machine.html HC On 02-06-2016 10:27, Fabian Cenedese wrote: > Hi > > I'm trying to build a backup system based on rsync. It should > work with different destinations (local, share, remote etc) that's > why I'm looking for ways how every operat...

Does anyone have a collection of bootable .bs, .bss, .bin and .img files that I could use for testing the booting functionality on the elflink branch? A copy of the files and config file lines should be enough to produce a testcase. -- Matt Fleming, Intel Open Source Technology Center

James writes: > It?d be helpful if people could check if they have any problem > accessing the sites over https. Works for me (Iceweasel 43.0.4, browsing from Denmark) - cool! > Note that interlinks between the three sites may not all yet preserve > https (feel free to file bugs for anything you spot). I spotted these when clicking around a little: ? The link "Highly portable" on https://xapian.org/features points to http://trac... ? The links ?"mailing lists" and...

...part: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=697310 I''ve tested these on systems with stock MTUs of 1500 and they didn''t cause me any troubles. If they can be tested and/or signed off on for the next round of RPMs, I''d be very grateful. :) -- Madison Kelly - Interlink sysadmin and tech support Office: 416-585-9971 x609 Cell: 647-501-5200 (emergencies) Skype: interlink.support IRC: digimer (freenode.net) _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel

...ansfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Try having a look at this, for inspiration. > >It does require the capability of hard-links on the remote end though... and it does not resolve your "delete target directory" either, but it might save you some fiddeling around :-) > >https://blog.interlinked.org/tutorials/rsync_time_machine.html Thanks, I already saw that before. I looked for existing backup programs but none really did what I wanted that's why I'm trying to do it myself. This script is bash and also uses the "remote shell hacks" using SSH. As I want to run it als...