On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, "Untern�hrer Thomas, uth" wrote:
> test.window <- function(stat, some arguments){
> several ifs and ifs in ifs (if(){...if(){...}})
> }
>
> ...
> for (ii in 1 : length(data)){ ## data is a vector of length 2500
>
> stat <- test.window( some arguments )
> ## there are 15 arguments including a "big" list (stat), vectors and scalars
> plot.points(stat, some other arguments)
>
> }
>
> If I use the functions test.window and plot.points with the arguments
> (test.window(stat,...))
> the for-loop stops at point ii = 1200 with an error message (error: Object stat not
> found).
> In every loop the object stat is used. This error could not be the real problem I
> think.
I don't think it is a memory problem. From your error message, the object
stat cannot be found. Have you initialised stat before the loop?
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