Duncan Murdoch wrote:
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I suspect that the attrib structure isn't really the problem, but I
don't know what the problem is. X11() works fine under Xvfb on MacOSX,
and rgl works fine when the Xvfb server is on Linux or Cygwin (with the
identical line to invoke Xvfb as I was using on
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
The rgl package currently crashes R when running under Xvfb (the
virtual frame buffer server), at least on MacOSX. It makes sense that
it shouldn't be able to work there (it needs interactivity), but I don't
know how to detect the problems
On 19/06/2007 2:51 AM, Peter Dalgaard wrote:
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
The rgl package currently crashes R when running under Xvfb (the
virtual frame buffer server), at least on MacOSX. It makes sense that
it shouldn't be able to work there (it needs interactivity),
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
rgl normally works under Xvfb on Linux: we've been using that for the
testing 'for ever'.
However R should not 'crash' on an error in a package, and the X11 device
has error handlers set up by
XSetErrorHandler(R_X11Err);
On 6/18/2007 7:56 AM, Hin-Tak Leung wrote:
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
rgl normally works under Xvfb on Linux: we've been using that for the
testing 'for ever'.
However R should not 'crash' on an error in a package, and the X11 device
has error handlers set up by
On 6/18/2007 9:39 AM, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 6/18/2007 7:56 AM, Hin-Tak Leung wrote:
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
rgl normally works under Xvfb on Linux: we've been using that for the
testing 'for ever'.
However R should not 'crash' on an error in a package, and the X11 device
has error
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
The rgl package currently crashes R when running under Xvfb (the
virtual frame buffer server), at least on MacOSX. It makes sense that
it shouldn't be able to work there (it needs interactivity), but I don't
know how to detect the problems before they cause the crash.
The rgl package currently crashes R when running under Xvfb (the
virtual frame buffer server), at least on MacOSX. It makes sense that
it shouldn't be able to work there (it needs interactivity), but I don't
know how to detect the problems before they cause the crash.
Currently the error
rgl normally works under Xvfb on Linux: we've been using that for the
testing 'for ever'.
However R should not 'crash' on an error in a package, and the X11 device
has error handlers set up by
XSetErrorHandler(R_X11Err);
XSetIOErrorHandler(R_X11IOErr);
I don't see anything
