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...ter/clValid_0.5-4.Rcheck/clValid' The NAMESPACE file is below, .onLoad <- function(lib, pkg) require(methods) importFrom(graphics, plot) exportClasses(clValid) exportMethods(clusters, clusterMethods, nClusters, measNames, measures, optimalScores, plot, print, show, summary) S3method(print,sota) S3method(plot,sota) export(clValid, sota, dunn, connectivity, BHI, BSI, stability, matchGO) My question is - how can I locate the source of the cyclic dependency error? This is an updated version of a package which did not previously have this error, so somehow I introduced this in the modificat...

...o do the various tutorials. I realize that Stories are ongoing work, but it would be nice if there were something I could refer to to make sure that I am not using a syntax that will soon be deprecated, and that I am doing "what is right". So for Plain text stories I believe the current SOTA syntax is... -- text file mystory.story --- Story: My story description As a user I want to buy something So I have stuff Scenario: user has money and buys something Given a user has 100 dollars etc... -- Ruby file mystory.rb -- require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "spec_...

...oes not work properly (the client running it will run at a snail pace, and the other client attempting to connect will not be able to do so (program will stop responding in 98/NT)). Are there any suggestions to allow multiple computers share files for an accounting package (BusinessWorks, from www.sota.com)? Im hoping I dont have to go back to Windows NT to share files, and I hope that Samba will be able to do this somehow. Suggestions, hints, ideas, etc will be appreciated. Thanks! Jon Mitchiner ICQ # 21030881 AIM # MinotaurT

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...y >(the client running it will run at a snail pace, and the other client >attempting to connect will not be able to do so (program will stop >responding in 98/NT)). >Are there any suggestions to allow multiple computers share files for an >accounting package (BusinessWorks, from www.sota.com)? Im hoping I dont >have to go back to Windows NT to share files, and I hope that Samba will be >able to do this somehow. Normally SMB deny modes (parameter share modes = yes in smb.conf) should be enabled by default. All other locking parameters should be set to default. This will w...