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I put some documentation in a file dse/man/dse.Rd in and did R INSTALL -l rlibs dse This built the copies of dse.Rd in rlibs/dse/{help latex html}. It also wrote over R/doc/html/function.html and R/doc/html/packages.html, effectively clobbering all the R documentation. Also, the link that gets put in R/doc/html/packages.html points to R/library/dse/html/00Index.html rather than

As the 0.65 release should happen within the next few weeks, now would be a good time for updating/improving our impressive collection of add on packages. Issues to look look into include: * Valid and complete DESCRIPTION, TITLE and INDEX files. * Complete data/00Index files (if applicable). * All examples should be executable to that R CMD check passes. * src/Makefile (if there, most likely

I know almost nothing linux, and don't really know that much about Asterisk (proper).. but I was 'pulled' by this subject and grabbed an <mailto:Asterisk@home> Asterisk@home installation CD (version 1.3) and just went with it. Newbie doesn't quite describe it, I'm a banker.. this simply goes to show how easy Asterisk is becoming (I certainly hope this direction was meant

Anyone know if this is still with us? -pd > There is however, a small problem with installing the HTML documention in a > private (i.e. not RHOME/library) location. The file > > RHOME/doc/html/packages.html > > linking the main documention to the packages is written (BTW this will probably > fail if the package owner and the R owner are not the same) but the links in it

Hello ! I would like to get working a Fritz PCI card using chan_misdn operating in ptp mode. Afer compiling mISDN into the kernel and building chan_misdn Asterisk stops loading with : [chan_misdn.so] => (Channel driver for mISDN Support (Bri/Pri)) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/misdn.conf': Found UnLocking config_mutex == Registered channel type 'mISDN' (This driver enables

Dear R folks, One of the fantastic new tools in R is `Sweave'. I have tested it so much that I know it works and produces fine documentation, and with (GNU) Emacs/ESS it is nice to work with, too. I started to have a look at including some Swoven (is that a strong verb?) documentation with my R package, but it seems that there is no model to copy among those packages that I have installed in

Following a suggestion by Doug Bates (half a year ago or so ...) I have set up an experimental rsync server for CRAN, i.e., it is now also possible to mirror CRAN using rsync for those who prefer it. The command rsync -rl ftp.tuwien.ac.at::CRAN /destination/dir should copy the complete CRAN ftp area into /destination/dir. Any comments on wether the server works are appreciated. I'm not

I want to add a server of VoIP under my server, but I don't have de doawnload and i don't have the tutotrial. please help me -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20081022/47da91cd/attachment-0003.html>

After a clean install of R 4.0.0 (R-base only) on Mint 19.3, the directory /usr/lib/R/library/base/html is empty. However, the directory /usr/lib/R/library/boot/html contains files 00Index.html and R.css. Correspondingly, the command help(package="base", help_type="html") produces the text "No package index found for package base". The same occurs when clicking

I have my DSE library working fairly well now with 0.62.1. It required a few changes because of the changes to R INSTALL and "xxx<-" functions. I would like to tar up a new version soon but 1/ for testing I have been using a kludge in .First.lib to select the first element of section - since I happen to know that is the element I need given the way I have $RLIBS set. This argument

[Env: Win Xp] Is there any options() setting or call to help() or help.start() that will allow me to view a help file for a package built under R 2.10.x under R 2.9.2? I'm using both R 2.9.2 and R 2.10.1, but prefer the former because the CHM help is so much easier to use. Yet, if I install a package built for R 2.10.x, I can't find *any* way to display a help file in this package.

I recently had to rebuild my entire debian system to correct some severe dependency conflicts and security issues. I installed a new harddisk, linux kernel and started from scratch, keeping my old disk mounted as /olddisk. In the process I switched from unstable to stable distros as recommended by a local sysadmin to avoid such problems in the future. Now I want to be able to install and

Hello, I have installed Venables & Ripley's VR_5.3pl025-1 in RHOME/library/VR and added the path to my RLIBS environmental variable. In R (0.62.2) typing "library()" lists these packages, but typing e.g. "library(nnet)" gets "Warning: Package 'nnet' contains no R code". It appears to me the code is there and I have checked the permissions and so

In order to quickly install lots ("all") of CRAN packages on a nice new machine here, I did the following: install.packages(CRAN.packages()[,1]) 1. Is this sensible (other than the obvious, "who needs everything"?) 2. Should this be made easier to do (added as a possible option)? best, -tony -- A.J. Rossini Rsrch. Asst. Prof. of Biostatistics U. of Washington

As mentioned earlier I want to decentralize the package descriptions of all contributed packages: Please make sure to include a file called DESCRIPTION in every package which looks like: ********************************************************** Package: e1071 Version: 0.7-3 Author: Compiled by Fritz Leisch <Friedrich.Leisch at ci.tuwien.ac.at>. Description: Miscellaneous functions used

As mentioned earlier I want to decentralize the package descriptions of all contributed packages: Please make sure to include a file called DESCRIPTION in every package which looks like: ********************************************************** Package: e1071 Version: 0.7-3 Author: Compiled by Fritz Leisch <Friedrich.Leisch at ci.tuwien.ac.at>. Description: Miscellaneous functions used

As mentioned earlier I want to decentralize the package descriptions of all contributed packages: Please make sure to include a file called DESCRIPTION in every package which looks like: ********************************************************** Package: e1071 Version: 0.7-3 Author: Compiled by Fritz Leisch <Friedrich.Leisch at ci.tuwien.ac.at>. Description: Miscellaneous functions used

I just installed the new R 0.65.1 The fonctionnality to upgrade and install packages is a very great idea. But the file PACKAGES at http://www.ci.tuwien.ac.at:80/R/src/contrib/ is outdated : 3 of the 4 packages i try to install failed with a 404 not found : the package version are newer than the entry in the PACKAGES file : survival4 survival4_1.4-0.tar.gz Version: 1.1-0 rpart rpart_1.0-7.tar.gz

Hi all, Is there a way to navigate directly to the "Index" page of help for a package? Here's my connundrum: I download and install package "foo". I don't know what functions are in package "foo", so I can't invoke the help for package "foo" via > ?someFunction help(package = "foo") pops up some non-hyperlinked information page,

Hello all, I am somewhat new to S-plus and would really appreciate any help you might have on the following problem: I installed S-plus (0.65.1) on a Sun box (Solaris) and it runs fine as far as I can tell. I also installed the cluster and multiv contributed packages. The problem I have is that I get a core dump everytime I try to run a function in the contributed packages. This seems