Hold off on this request. I don't have the details quite right. The
keyword search works, but what exactly it returns is not clear to me.
It's not the same as searching from the SearchEngine.html page.
If anybody figures this out before me, great. Otherwise I continue to
flounder around by tr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I'm using version 2.0.0 of R on a Windows 2000 OS. Packages that I installed
> in 1.9.1 are not installing properly in 2.0.0. Specifically, I can install
> packages from local zip files with the following code (which I execute
> through the GUI):
>
> > install.packages
Where do you think the bug is here? Both the NEWS file (in the very first
section) and the rw-FAQ tell you explicitly that packages (sic) have to be
reinstalled for 2.0.0. So does the error message you quote. What do you
think
o Packages must have been re-installed for this version, a
I'm using version 2.0.0 of R on a Windows 2000 OS. Packages that I installed
in 1.9.1 are not installing properly in 2.0.0. Specifically, I can install
packages from local zip files with the following code (which I execute
through the GUI):
> install.packages(choose.files('',filters=Filters[c('zip
I've just posted an email to R-help with instructions on creating a
Firefox keyword search of the R documentation:
https://www.stat.math.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2004-November/059272.html
The method involves bookmarking the
RHOME/doc/html/search/SearchObject.html file. Currently this page is set
No such recipient at this domain.
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1) If warnings are generated during the installation of a library, the
'last.warning' object is retained in the environment.
2) Since the warnings() does not explictly look in the .GlobalEnv for the
object it will find 'last.warning' objects in attached namespaces.
--> Warnings from package
On Fri, 12 Nov 2004, Pfaff, Bernhard wrote:
> >
> > That you are getting FIND not `find' suggests that you have
> > not followed
> > the instructions in README.packages correctly. Please ensure you have
> > followed
> >
> Dear Prof. Ripley and Gabor,
>
> a big thanks to both of you for your quick
>
> That you are getting FIND not `find' suggests that you have
> not followed
> the instructions in README.packages correctly. Please ensure you have
> followed
>
Dear Prof. Ripley and Gabor,
a big thanks to both of you for your quick and concise response.
Yes, I did have read README.package
