Hi Laurent,
indeed, we bundled everything on a windows platform with an older version
of R than that of the user who is using the application.
How can I/we contribute to getting Windows support back on track?
Personally, I have never compiled binaries for any platform, so if there
is a discription/recipy how to do that, I or my colleague can give it a
try.
best wishes
Oliver
From: Laurent Gautier <lgaut...@gmail.com>
To: Oliver Tomic <oliver.to...@nofima.no>
Cc: "rpy-list@lists.sourceforge.net >> \"RPy help,support and design
discussion list\"" <rpy-list@lists.sourceforge.net>
Date: 20.08.2011 18:59
Subject: Re: [Rpy] StatConnector Server and rpy2
Your bundle is likely overriding the user's local R install.
I am guessing that there is a bundle including on older version of R
because rpy2 is currently no longer supported on Windows and its older
versions no longer work with recent R binaries.
A way to solve this might to help getting Windows support back on tracks.
Best,
L.
On 2011-08-19 13:50, Oliver Tomic wrote:
Dear list,
I am not sure whether this is the appropriate list to ask, but I'd like to
use it as a starting point. If I should address this problem some other
place, please let me know.
Within our research project we are developing a small data analysis
application called "ConsumerCheck" which uses the following software
packages:
Python 2.7
numpy
wxPython
rpy2 and R 2.11.1
We ship an .exe standalone to our research partners that installs our
little application on windows platforms. Now I have got the following
report by one of the users:
[user feedback START]
I use ?StatConnector Server? quite extensively to run R analyses from
Statistica
(the stats package I generally use). I have in the recent past suddenly
noticed
that my macros are not working any more, and through extensive postings to
the
RCOM mailing list, I determined that when I create a ?StatConnector?
object, the
version of the background R is 2.11.1. I found this very strange as I am
already
a couple of versions past 2.11.1. I searched the computer registry and it
appears
that ConsumerCheck is using R v2.11.1.
It now made sense to me because it was probably after I installed
Consumercheck
that the problems with my macros started. I subsequently uninstalled
Consumercheck
which then solved my problem.
[user feedback END]
Has anyone encountered this problem before? If anyone has an idea how to
fix this problem or any suggestions that bring us a bit further to solving
the problem, we would be very happy to hear from them.
Best wishes
Oliver
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