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Hi there I have two object on is a vector T and the other is dataframe C. vector T has more no of rows when comapred with a dataframe Ccolumn[,2].I want to find the the missing rows in dataframe C.That is those values that are not matchig in dataframe C[,2] Kindly give me suggestion on how to go about it. Ramya -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/comparing-two-files-tp19337486p19337486.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

I just purchased an Amfeltec USB-FXO adapter and am trying to compile DAHDI 2.10 on a Raspberry PI running Pidora 2014 R3. I have all the dependencies but I get an error and cannot finish. Is it even possible to compile DAHDI for the ARM plataform? Here is the error I am getting: root at astpi dahdi-linux-complete-2.10.2+2.10.2]# make make -C linux all make[1]: Entering directory

hi guys, sorry to trouble you all but i really dont understand how this routing thing work... it seems easy but it just dont work for me! here''s the situation : my url b4 : http://127.0.0.1:3001/admin/login my url after: http://127.0.0.1:3001/burninglegion/admin/login i wanna do something like this so i went to the routes.rb and type this: ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do

...hecks to see if it matches my mapping constraint. It matches my regex constraint, so :id => "download" is set. 7. All the url portions mapped, so this route will be used. 8. Rails looks at the :controller and the :action defined in this route and executes them, passing all the matchig url portions via the params hash. Ex: we can access the :software portion of the url like this--params[:software] If any of the above steps do not match, the route is skipped, the keys are cleared and the process is repeated with the next route. So now I want to test my route with within the...

...it matches my mapping constraint. It matches my regex constraint, so :id => "download" is set. 7. All the url portions mapped, so this route will be used. 8. Rails looks at the :controller and the :action defined in this route and executes them, passing all the matchig url portions via the params hash. Ex: we can access the :software portion of the url like this--params[:software] If any of the above steps do not match, the route is skipped, the keys are cleared and the process is repeated with the next route. So now I want to test my route with wi...