Hello I am new to Rcpp, and am looking to translate some for loops in R to C++
using Rcpp, but I am sort of stuck at the first hurdle, as the simple tutorials
do not really seem to deal with xts structures.
The closest I found for some help online was found here
(http://gallery.rcpp.org/articles/accessing-xts-api/) but that seems to only
give xts outputs rather than taking in xts inputs. Below is a mock example of R
code that has a function and takes an xts object as an input and gives an xts
object as an output.
toy.xts <- function(xtsobj,val.vec){
xtsobj1 <- xtsobj
for(i in 1:nrow(xtsobj1)){
if((i %/% 3)==3 ){
xtsobj1[i,"B"] <- val.vec[1]
} else {
xtsobj1[i,c("C","D")] <- val.vec+1
}
}
xtsobj1
}
tmp.xts <- xts(matrix(c(1:500),ncol=5),Sys.Date()-c(1:100))
colnames(tmp.xts) <- LETTERS[1:5]
tmp.vec <- c(0.4,0.9)
toy.xts(tmp.xts,tmp.vec)
I know that this isn’t exactly the use case for converting R code, to C++, but
I’m not too sure where to start when dealing with these different/non-simple
structures as inputs. Apologies if this is very simple.
Would the RcppXts packages help at all? It doesn’t seem to have a huge number
of functions, and am not too sure how to use it?
Thanks in advance
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