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...-save and one with it left unset (defaulting to --save). I compared the resulting scripts to one another. I found that there was no difference in the ${R_HOME}/bin/BATCH scripts but there was a difference in the ${R_HOME}/bin/R scripts. When I set R_BATCHSAVE to --no-save I got: exec "${R_binary}" --no-save ${args} rather instead of: exec "${R_binary}" ${args} one line 175 of /bin/R. Am I missing something (certainly not an uncommon occurrance) or is this a mistake? Thanks, Doug Grove Statistical Research Associate Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center Seattle, WA

....in script. When I run R program with `R -d gdb', R script say, /usr/local/bin/R[104]: shift: bad number I fixed this problem by apply following patch: *** R.sh.in.orig Fri Sep 10 13:01:10 1999 --- R.sh.in Fri Sep 10 13:01:23 1999 *************** *** 48,54 **** -g|--gnome) R_BINARY="R.gnome" ;; -d|--debugger) ! DBG="${2}"; shift 2 ;; --no-environ) USE_R_ENVIRON=false ;; --vanilla) --- 48,54 ---- -g|--gnome) R_BINARY="R.gnome" ;; -d|--debugger) ! DBG="${2}"; shift ;; --no-en...

Hello R-devel, Currently on Unix-like systems, Sys.which incorporates the absolute path to the `which` executable, obtained at the configure stage: > ## hopefully configure found [/usr]/bin/which > which <- "@WHICH@" > if (!nzchar(which)) { > warning("'which' was not found on this platform") This poses a problem for the Spack package

Dear all, While showing some commands of R to my students, I came across the following behaviour of * which surprised me. > set.seed(20) # to make it reproducible # create some objects > z <- matrix(rnorm(6), ncol=2) # 3x2 matrix > x1 <- rnorm(3) # vector of length 3 > y1 <- rnorm(4) #

...-squared are now more accurate in some cases in the extreme tails, e.g. dchisq(2000, 2, 1000), as a series expansion was truncated too early. (PR#14105) ? pt() is more accurate in the left tail for ncp large, e.g. pt(-1000, 3, 200). (PR#14069) ? The default C function (R_binary) for binary ops now sets the S4 bit in the result if either argument is an S4 object. (PR#13209) ? source(echo=TRUE) failed to echo comments that followed the last statement in a file. ? S4 classes that contained one of "matrix", "array" or "ts"...

...-squared are now more accurate in some cases in the extreme tails, e.g. dchisq(2000, 2, 1000), as a series expansion was truncated too early. (PR#14105) ? pt() is more accurate in the left tail for ncp large, e.g. pt(-1000, 3, 200). (PR#14069) ? The default C function (R_binary) for binary ops now sets the S4 bit in the result if either argument is an S4 object. (PR#13209) ? source(echo=TRUE) failed to echo comments that followed the last statement in a file. ? S4 classes that contained one of "matrix", "array" or "ts"...