Hello there,

I'm looking at using RPy for a production system for a pretty big
financial system, so this might not be the last time I'm emailing this
list... I can see from the svn log that development is  not that
quick, but are the developers (people w/ commit access) paying
attention?

Well, if nothing else, I'd like to shoot off a little patch that fixes
a stupid traceback. Please see [1] for the patch. I ran into this
because just typing "r" at the interpreter after "from rpy import r"
gives a traceback, which is a pity. It seems this is a problem with a
little imbalance of using '.' and '_' in different places. Should be
straightforward.

I also noticed that my version 1.0.3 of NumPy complained about the use
of numpy.get_numpy_include() rather than numpy.get_include() in
setup.py (it issued a DeprecationWarning). Not sure what the backwards
compatibility concerns for this thing are, but it might be of some
use. See [2].

Cheers,

Manuzhai

[1] http://manuzhai.nl/files/fix-r-version.diff
[2] http://manuzhai.nl/files/correct-numpy-include.diff

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