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...cter. I want to get the index of that character in the second column and use it to extract the item from the third column. I can do this using a scalar method. But I'm not finding a vector method. An example is below. col1 col2 col3 'L' 'MAIL ' 'PLOY' What I want to do with the above is find the index of col1 in col2 (4) and then use it to extract the character from col3 ('Y'). I could do the last part if I could get the index in a vector fashion. So, the shorter question is, how do I get the index of the letter in col1 as...

...the point where I think it could be useful, something happens. The latest was a complaint at the very end of the extensive install for Brittanica encyclopedia, saying something couldn't be found. Why does everything have to allow you to get to the end before complaining? I think it's a ploy by Microsoft agents within the open source community, to demoralize the users so they'll either give up or spend more valuable hours of their lives futilely trying to escape the Microsoft net. So I say, just pay up, and have fun doing something less frustrating. And when Windows crashes wit...

...2.06104 2.05527 2.05412 2.06270 2.08828 2.09092 2.09158 2.09290 2.09495 2.09370 [100] 2.09703 2.10551 2.10771 2.10916 2.11557 2.12741 2.13782 2.14946 2.16577 2.18978 2.21518 [111] 2.25129 2.27978 2.32903 2.40820 2.50683 2.64452 3.06182 3.97841 35.81950 I cannot get my ploy start with the tick label "1". Surprisingly it keeps starting from 0 regardless of the usage of the graphic parameter xlim. I tried many different combinations of the parameters appearing in the plot instruction. I also tried to sort the x-axis value in increasing order. > plot(sort(d...

...the default back to 0 has no effect, it still boots the 2.4.21-32.0.1.EL kernel and not the required SMP one. However, if we use the interactive GRUB boot menu & select the correct kernel interactively, it then boots SMP OK with both processors and all memory available. I tried the obvious ploy of removing the last three kernel entries in grub.conf & setting default=0 but it still manages to boot the 2.4.21-32.0.1.EL UP kernel even though it is no longer in the kernel menu list. We think we will disable automatic yum kernel updates in future , but meanwhile, has anyone any sugges...

...p, etc) works perfectly. I realize this isn't the Microsoft mailing list, just wondering if anybody has come across this problem and what they did to work around it - I'd really like to avoid having to run Microsoft stream authoring products if I could help it. I wonder if this is a ploy to cripple their player in order to convince people to move to wma :^( -- Michael Hale <smiley@gift-culture.org> gift culture: http://www.gift-culture.org initstring: http://www.initstring.org artificial music machine: http://www.art...

Hi, I am trying to install RSRuby (http://rubyforge.org/projects/rsruby/) which somewhat analogous to RPy. Installation fails using the cran R 2.8.0 packages for Ubuntu Intrepid because RDevices.h does not appear to be included in the r-cran-core package as it was previously. It is in the rbase_2.8.0.orig.tar.gz in the same directory meaning it hasn't been taken out of R altogether, and I

...o *successfully and satisfactorily* connected to Skype and continues to do so in a business setting. Please consider joining the Voip Users Conference to tell your story: http://VoipUsersConference.org Fridays at 12:30 Eastern Time in the USA. Any links to full accounts and stories of successful ploys to use skype and asterisk together (other than the obviously googleable) are welcome here of course, tia. There are other reasons to join the VOIP Users Conference such as the great core group of people we have with us from Digium, Voicepulse, IPKall, Trixbox, Lumnevox and the users community in...

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Albricias. R 2.15.0 ha sido 'liberado'. La información de las novedades aquí: http://cran.r-project.org/src/base/NEWS.html Además, con esta versión empieza una nueva época, pues ya no habrá dos versiones por año, sino solo una con parches a lo largo del año. Que Vds. lo disfruten. -- :: Igor Sosa Mayor :: joseleopoldo1792 en gmail.com :: :: GnuPG: 0x1C1E2890 ::

...beros, > but if I recall correctly, they eventually caved in to pressure and either > released their changes or made their implementation compatible with the > reference implementation. This is interesting. I've never though of using copyright to attempt to prevent embrace and extend ploys by commercial venders. But in the end, it seems futile. A big company like Microsoft has enough resources to reimplement libFLAC should they wish. Then they can embrace and extend without worry about copyright. So I would recommend a Public Domain ``license''. I really don't under...

I noticed that boxplot computes a 95% CI for the median by using median +/- 1.58*IQR./sqrt(n) Where does the 1.58 constant come from? -- Rick White Statistical Consultant U.B.C. Vancouver B.C. Canada rick at stat.ubc.ca -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- r-help mailing list -- Read http://www.ci.tuwien.ac.at/~hornik/R/R-FAQ.html Send

I have been using Ruby on Rails for around 6 weeks now (so far I love it), but I''ve gotten to a point in the application where I need to allow the user to upload comma deliminated text files that will get loaded into one of the database tables. Before I get started doing this, I was wondering anyone knows of any examples or tutorials that deal with this. I''d rather do it

Hey guys. I have a server that is owned by me and can confirm through servint that it is owned by me. I would like to do a penetration test and of course to allow you to upload files on the server and kind of trash it to the point where it is always restarting and running out of memory etc etc. This is going to be mainly script kiddie stuff, however will be able to get you hired on with me for

En r?ponse ? earldunovant@earthlink.net: > On 21 Nov 2002 at 1:39, Josh Coalson wrote: > > > 2. The core libraries would become BSD-licensed. I've been really > > 50/50 on this ever since I submitted the question to Slashdot > > (see http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/11/27/1650256 ). > > Interesting thead. I think your issues are with software

Hello useRs (please don't kill me), I've fairly new to R having only a few months of playing around with R. What little I've learned has been extremely useful. If someone could point me as to how to replicate the Boltzman Sigmodial curve fit as provided by Graphpad software I'd be eternally grateful. Where we currently use Graphpad for only this one function,its seems highly

we need to filter out various peoples posts on this list would some kind soul(s) please direct us in locating the best email list reading programs w/ the best features to read the centos and other lists. the CentOS list signal/noise ratio is so bad that we need something better than just outlook like clients or whatever appropriate windows and linux recommendations would be most appreciated

In order to compile the latest Vorbis library on the Macintosh, the change appended to this message needs to be made to os_types.h.in. Then, anyone who wants to actually build it must first copy os_types.h.in to os_types.h by hand, since MacOS does not include a command line and thus cannot run configure. It really bugs me that the whole "platforms which don't support configure

...ad (when we add __user to cast, it runs over another line). Al Viro pointed out the ugly cast in push_lguest_stack(): 3) Stick with unsigned long for arg, removes 4 casts in total. Most importantly, I now realize that Christoph's incorrect ranting about lgread_u32 et al was in fact a subtle ploy to make me diagnose the real issue: sparse 0.3 complains about casting a __user pointer to/from u32, but not an "unsigned long". They are (currently) equivalent for lguest, but this is a much better solution than __force. Kudos, Christoph, for such masterful manipulation! Signed-off-by...

...ad (when we add __user to cast, it runs over another line). Al Viro pointed out the ugly cast in push_lguest_stack(): 3) Stick with unsigned long for arg, removes 4 casts in total. Most importantly, I now realize that Christoph's incorrect ranting about lgread_u32 et al was in fact a subtle ploy to make me diagnose the real issue: sparse 0.3 complains about casting a __user pointer to/from u32, but not an "unsigned long". They are (currently) equivalent for lguest, but this is a much better solution than __force. Kudos, Christoph, for such masterful manipulation! Signed-off-by...

...ublic security system, it received only one application. The Tianjin public security bureau came up with a solution- to arbitrarily transfer people. Under orders from the Tianjin public security bureau, each branch office uses a computer program to pick at random which employees have to transfer to the municipal security bureau. If the person fails to register at the municipal security bureau, he will be dismissed from work. Unfortunately Hao Fengjun was selected and transferred to the place that nobody wants to be. 610 The Nightmare Be...