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...o assess ICESat data..perhaps it is the ID_min or ID_max that is wrong? I don't know, any help would be greatly appreciated :( # OPTIONS - CHANGE THESE VARIABLES IF NEEDED\par ######################################################################\par \par icesatfile <- 'C:/Users/Whiz/My_Documents/Year3/GY3072/ICESat_GLAS/IDLreadGLASWF/out_wf_GLA01_09030918_r5947_031_L2E.dat'\par \par plotdir <- 'C:/Users/Whiz/My_Documents/Year3/GY3072/ICESat_GLAS/PLOT'\par \par \par \par ID_min <- 976834501 290018099.3145 1000 #231741042 # specify range of waveforms to be plotted, -1 mean...

...ld really appreciate if a user experienced with this function could provide some guidance. Thank you Working environment: R 2.8.1 is installed on linux machines with the most recent version of the Hmisc package; SAS 9 runs on a Solaris based system. ### Code mypath <- "/home/sbihorel/my_documents/Testing_env/SAS_dataset_R_import" mydf <- sas.get(library=mypath,member="test") ### Error message Error in sas.get(library = mypath, member = "test") : SAS output files not found In addition: Warning message: In sas.get(library = mypath, member = "test") :...

I''m new to ruby, rails, and gems, and trying to add an feature to a RoR''s app so users can export a file, and then edit it using Microsoft''s Word. (This is an app where telling folks to use OpenOffice or some other editor isn''t really an option). So I researched a little and think that using ruby-rtf to create rtf files is the best way to go. However, I can

This is an extension of my last post (problems with REXML) which has me looking to Nokogiri again. The reason I am not using Nokogiri is I can not seem to find a way to get CDATA out of a Nokogiri document. First, can you tell me if I am loading my document correctly, because when I call my_document.to_xml, I only get one line back: (rdb:1) test_file = Nokogiri::XML(mismo_xml_file)