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...e package skeleton, with a template f.Rd provided. Edit f.Rd to contain ================ \name{f} \alias{f} \title{ ~~function to do ... ~~ } \description{ ~~ A concise (1-5 lines) description of what the function does. ~~ } \usage{f(x)} \arguments{ \item{item1}{ This is item 1. } \item{itemlist}{ Here is a list. \describe{ \item{subitem1}{Item 1 of the list.} \item{subitem2}{Item 2 of the list.} } } \item{item3}{ This is the item after the list. } } ================ Then at the command prompt: R CMD INSTALL --build foo Once the package has been created,...

...!= '''' if Item.generate(name) @message = "success" else @message = "failed" end else @message = "please enter a value" end @items = Item.find(:all) render(:partial => "itemlist") end end end index.rhtml <%= form_remote_tag(:update => "itemlist", :url => { :action => :create }) %> <label for "name">Enter Item Name:</label> <%= text_field_tag :name %> <%= submit_tag "Save Item" %> <%= end_...

Hi! How do you guys solve windows security updates? Is there a way to force windows computers to be updated. Even more flexible is if one can update windows through login script. Peter Nyberg Institutionen f?r Biokemi och Biofysik (DBB) Sv.Arrhenius v?gen 12 106 91 Stockholm Tel: 08-16 24 69 Mobil: 070 339 24 69 Fax 08 153679

hi samba community and team ! I' m playing with policies under win2k/samba3/ntconfig.pol/poledit It worked at first, but now seems my win2k test machine doesn't want to load the ntconfig.pol located into \\mysmbpdc\netlogon I've seen some threads about the same prob. but none with a solution. I know there is a project with an "editreg" tool planned. But for now I would like

...getGlobalContext(); InitializeNativeTarget(); InitializeNativeTargetAsmPrinter(); InitializeNativeTargetAsmParser(); Linker llvm_linker (StringRef("llvm_test"), StringRef("MergedModule"), context, Linker::Verbose); if(argc >= 3){ int next_module_idx = 2; Linker::ItemList linkItems; while (next_module_idx < argc ){ bool is_native = false; linkItems.push_back(make_pair(string(argv[next_module_idx]), false)); next_module_idx++; } Linker::ItemList natives; if(llvm_linker.LinkInItems(linkItems, natives)){ cout << "Linking error!...

...oller (just to test it I use only 1 item stored on the session variable) [code] def add_item_to_selected item_id = params[:id] session[:selected_items] = item_id render :partial => ''items'' end [/code] The other code is below [code] #view <div id="itemList"><%= render :partial => "item_list"%></div> <div id="selectedItems"><%= render :partial => "items" %></div> <%= drop_receiving_element "selectedItem", :update => "items", :url => { :action =&gt...

...;m new to LLVM, so I hope my question is well-formed. Given a printf("Hello World") program saved as bitcode, I'm attempting to understand how LLVM resolves links to built-in functions like printf() when the bitcode is loaded. I'm supposing something along the lines of a Linker::ItemList may exist somewhere which provides names and addresses of built-in functions(?) On a related note, I'm wondering how one would make one's own built-in functions like myprintf() or such, available so that bitcode, when loaded, could link with them? (Apologies if this is an RTFM.) Thanks...

All, Looks like I'm in a predicament. One of our new sites will prompt users (in IE) to display "mixed content". Which is basically asking if you want to display some http in a https site. I have found the solution, (besides having a user go into IE's tools / privacy / custom settings / enable mix content) - with a registry entry. However, the registry entry goes to:

Hi, Is there a way to build up a vector, item by item. In perl, we can "push" an item onto an array. How can we can do this in R? I have a loop that generates values as it goes. I want to end up with a vector of all the loop results. In perl it woud be: for(item in list){ result <- 2*item^2 (Or whatever formula, this is just a pseudo example) Push(@result_list,

...well-formed. > > Given a printf("Hello World") program saved as bitcode, > I'm attempting to understand how LLVM resolves links to > built-in functions like printf() when the bitcode is > loaded. > > I'm supposing something along the lines of a > Linker::ItemList may exist somewhere which provides > names and addresses of built-in functions(?) > > On a related note, I'm wondering how one would make > one's own built-in functions like myprintf() or such, > available so that bitcode, when loaded, could link > with them? > > (...

Here is the bulk of the sanitizing. My residual doubts center around the question whether we still do/want to support (un)compressed *byte*code in 2.0/2.1. I need a definitive word on this to proceed. My understanding is that bytecode is already gone, but there are still some functions/enums that really deal with *byte*code (instead of *bit*code). I did not touch those areas, so the attached

...e array? Basically it would take something like this: <body> <item> <id>1</id> <name>Bob</name> </item> <item> <id>2</id> <name>John</name> </item> </body> And turn it into something like this: { itemList: [ { id: 1, name: ''Bob'' }, { id: 2, name: ''John'' } ] } If not, I''m gonna build one. Greg _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org htt...