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...ing that I like about R in its present and past versions is that it has forced me to deal much more with the statistics side of analyses than when I was an SPSS user. If nothing else, it has made me realize there are a variety of ways to do principal component analysis! Best, MEH -- Mark Hall Niigata Prefectural Museum of History <>

...yTextFile.txt myTextFile.csv short.txt contains one line: THE CAT IN THE HAT\n myTextFile contains some tweets from Twitter. The first few lines of myTextFile.txt are: @oliviamunn I miss a good Yakaniku...I miss Japan...I NEED COCO EVERYBODY. I NEED TO GET ON JAPAN TIME NOW. NO SLEEP!!!SAKURA at Niigata, Japan http://ff.im/-29ufG19:30 [BS Japan] ????????? #50 ????????????????????RT@ kvsrinath Japan's New Flat Screens: The Eco-Friendly TV . http://is.gd/sIS7 #greenMold99 says: Introduction to Chiropractic and manual therapeutics when unfit.Choice of schools in Japan, and mo... http://i.sites...

I probably shouldn't suggest this, because I can't volunteer to implement it. However, I bring it up in the hopes that if (1) others agree and (2) the R core group think it a good idea that a suitable volunteer will come forward. I am finding that the flood of R email messages is becoming difficult to deal with, even using filters, etc., in my email client. Would we be better

Hi, I'm running R 1.1.0 for Windows NT on a Dell Latitude laptop with 128 MB of RAM. In the previous version of R (1010) there was the ctest library and a few other functions to do a variety of chi-square tests in R. Have those been deleted in the current version (1.1), or do they just go by a different name in a different library? I originally downloaded (R 1.1) from Prof. Ripley's