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2013 Feb 04
1
Meaning of .noemail extension for CRAN uploads?
Hi all!
I've uploaded two packages to CRAN via FTP [1] about a week ago, and
while one was promptly processed by Brian Ripley (thanks for that!), the
second got the .noemail extension added, and nothing else happened. So I
wonder whether CRAN maintainers are waiting for some action on my side
or whether I should just wait without worrying. (Of course, I did send a
manual e-mail stating I accept CRAN policies -- I even sent it twice.)
I'm aware that CRAN policies [...
2001 Aug 27
2
How to use wine, pls documentation pointers needed.
hello:
I have successfully compiled (no problems at all) Wine release 20010824
on Suse 7.2.
I have created the config file as mentioned in the README and man files,
but so far have figured out how to go much farther.
How do I really run a widows application?
It must be some HOWTO or some like this....
What are the documentation/*.sgml files (tried konqueror browser... no
success)?
Some
2004 Jul 20
0
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2006 Apr 12
2
ActiveRecord Parent-Child relationship bug? config problem?
If i have a parent that has_many :children, and the child belongs_to
:parent. Then when I add a new child to the parent like so:
parent.children << Child.new, then shouldn''t the child also have a
reference to the parent? but it doesn''t-- child.parent is nil-- what''s
going on here? is this as it should be-- shouldn''t it have a reference
to the
2006 Mar 31
6
how to access a hash within a hash in ruby?
Simple question:
I know how to access a data field in a hash by doing
hash_name[datafield_name].
But what if the datafield itself is a hash? I tried a couple of
variations but nothing seems to be working and tutorials do not go into
such details.
Is there a simple way or should I create separate instances?
-Chris
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