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...with base::system2() here: https://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/tags/R-3-4-3/src/library/utils/R/packages2.R#L660-L661. > trace(base::system2, quote(print(ls.str()))) Tracing function "system2" in package "base" [1] "system2" > utils::install.packages("partDF_1.0.0.9001.tar.gz", repos = NULL, lib = tempdir(), quiet = TRUE) Tracing system2(cmd0, args, env = env, stdout = output, stderr = output) on entry args : chr [1:5] "CMD" "INSTALL" "-l" "\"C:\\Users\\askers\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\RtmpoRb97l\"&quo...

...tps://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/tags/R-3-4-3/src/library/utils/R/packages2.R#L660-L661. >>> trace(base::system2, quote(print(ls.str()))) >> Tracing function "system2" in package "base" >> [1] "system2" >>> utils::install.packages("partDF_1.0.0.9001.tar.gz", repos = NULL, lib >> = tempdir(), quiet = TRUE) >> Tracing system2(cmd0, args, env = env, stdout = output, stderr = output) on entry >> args : chr [1:5] "CMD" "INSTALL" "-l" "\"C:\\Users\\askers\\AppData\\Local\\Te...

...one complete and another one partial, I would like to merge them and keep the unmatched lines. The problem is that merge() dosen't keep the unmatched lines. Is there another function that I could use to merge the data frames. Example: completedf <- expand.grid(alpha=letters[1:3],beta=1:3) partdf <- data.frame( alpha= c('a','a','c'), beta = c(1,3,2), val = c(2,6,4)) mergedf <- merge(x=completedf, y=partdf, by=c('alpha','beta')) # it only kept the common rows nrow(mergedf) Thanks, Etienne -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble....

...thub.com/wch/r-source/blob/tags/R-3-4-3/src/library/utils/R/packages2.R#L660-L661. > > >> trace(base::system2, quote(print(ls.str()))) > Tracing function "system2" in package "base" > [1] "system2" > > >> utils::install.packages("partDF_1.0.0.9001.tar.gz", repos = NULL, lib > = tempdir(), quiet = TRUE) > Tracing system2(cmd0, args, env = env, stdout = output, stderr = output) > on entry > args :? chr [1:5] "CMD" "INSTALL" "-l" > "\"C:\\Users\\askers\\AppData\\Local\\Te...

...fully also with "-Wall -O0 -gdwarf-2 -g3", though I still have to verify this. > > Below is the output. I think it is a total of two mclapply invocations in this R session, the failing one starting around the lines "[1] 15381" and "[1] 15382". The "Error in partDF::write_partDF ..." is because the script/package checks the return value of mclapply and detects that it is not a list of length 85 with only the elements "TRUE". > > Regarding sending you the complete example: I first have to figure out if this is possible at all, because it...

...fully also with "-Wall -O0 -gdwarf-2 -g3", though I still have to verify this. > > Below is the output. I think it is a total of two mclapply invocations in this R session, the failing one starting around the lines "[1] 15381" and "[1] 15382". The "Error in partDF::write_partDF ..." is because the script/package checks the return value of mclapply and detects that it is not a list of length 85 with only the elements "TRUE". > > Regarding sending you the complete example: I first have to figure out if this is possible at all, because it...

Hi Andreas, thank you very much, good job finding it was EBADF. Now the question is why the pipe has been closed prematurely; it could be accidentally by R (a race condition in the cleanup code in fork.c) or possibly by some other code running in the same process (maybe the R program itself or some other code it runs). Maybe we can take this off the list and come back when we know the cause