are not identical:
x - quote(expression())
class(x)
[1] call
x - expression()
class(x)
[1] expression
Not that I can fathom what bearing that has on the real problem...
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, unfortunately...
Comments?
You might want to have a closer look at the way recommended packages
are handled by an R distribution build, using rsync, links,
timestamps, and makefile rules.
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for tracking this down.
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kept needing to remind ourselves
(and some others) about. It is open to the public, but it is not a
service.
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the
Windows graphics driver, it does look like an R bug in the Windows
graphics driver, but I'd like to hear from someone on a different
platform...
I don't see it with 2.1.0 on Linux (FC3).
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accuracy is likely to be affected by lack
of precision (as in 1e18 %% 11, the unrealistic expectation of
PR#7409), and tries harder to return a value in range when it
is.
So, not a bug.
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a little unsure...
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, and
buggy ones too, the point gets rather moot.
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be quite painful. I.e., we should fix the docs.
BTW, the docs also might say that code=0 makes arrows behave like
segments(). It is also a bit strange that the code argument isn't
vectorized, which might have been useful.
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Let me point out that I for one do not consider it good netiquette to
use fake or mangled email addresses on bug reports! I get enough mail
from the Mailer Daemon as it is.
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Let me point out that I for one do not consider it good netiquette to
use fake or mangled email addresses on bug reports! I get enough mail
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char *last_LC_TIME=NULL;
tmp = setlocale(LC_TIME, NULL)
if (strcmp(tmp, last_LC_TIME)) return;
last_LC_TIME = tmp;
set the strings
if the call to setlocale is considerably faster than 40 calls to
strftime(), you might have a winner.
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Patrick Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Peter Dalgaard wrote:
...
fjj - function() x
formals(fjj) - list(x=quote(c(a=2, b=4)))
fjj()
a b
2 4
fix(fjj)
fjj()
a b
2 4
But the point of using 'formals' in the first place is to get a
function that is self-contained. The real
others
know better?
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to conveying the
same information though...
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Martin Maechler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This would be non-compatible though for all those that have
always used the current default 1:4.
OTOH, MASS or Peter Dalgaard's book don't mention plot(lm fit )
or at least don't show it's result.
Ummm, check page 183...
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use things like tkwait.variable() when on=FALSE, then you're in
trouble, but that goes for all platforms.
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really need to do your own reading.
References are given on the help page.
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:
NaNs produced in: pf(q, df1, df2, lower.tail, log.p)
pf(1,df1=1,df2=)
[1] 0.6826895
pf(1,df1=1,df2=)
[1] 0.6826841
pf(1,df1=1,df2=)
[1] 0
(notice that the middle case has actually begun to diverge from the
limiting value)
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likely to find a volunteer to fix
it for you if you provide a reproducible example.
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Helland, et al., but it hardly counts as release-critical, nor trivial
enough to slip in during code freeze, especially as regular
expressions are involved (does one *ever* get them right on the first
try?)
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commas anyway?). As it is we probably have to adjust to it, but we
have to distinguish very carefully between reports, code, and data,
and choose appropriate conventions for each case.
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, but
it may have been necessary for S compatibility.
I think that what Tony was up to might be doable through variations on
the match.call() scheme above.
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a simple unclass() will do here.
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of this on any other platforms.
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.. But you're right in principle; I had
forgotten about that.
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for identity up to machine precision does look a bit optimistic...
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and
general attempts to bisect the path leading to the point of
failure. Can you read the gc_count variable after the crash? It is
sometimes useful to conditionalize breakpoints (cond 1
gc_count==1234 etc.)
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something like local(source(f, local=TRUE))? Or
maybe put local=TRUE in the textConnection() call.
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$residual.scale
[1] 0.08581163
print(se.delta.method - sqrt(s[1,1]+xp^2*s[2,2]+2*xp*s[1,2] + rms^2))
[1] 0.09304758
print(se.ss.formula - rms*sqrt(1+1/n+(xp-xm)^2/sum((x-xm)^2)))
[1] 0.09304758
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it happens, I run the build script by
hand, but obviously not at 5am, so the CRAN mirroring might not pick it
up.
However, permissions are also different between cron-built tarballs
and the manual ones. Looks like someone changed my umask to 0027 in a
shell startup file...
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to work).
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an integer to R_FINITE?
and why isn't there a prototype causing automatic casting anyway?
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packaging errors in time.
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Marc Schwartz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 18:05 +0100, Peter Dalgaard wrote:
I bumped into the following situation:
Browse[1] coef
deg0NA deg4NA deg8NA deg0NP deg4NP deg8NP
(Intercept)462510528492660762
Browse[1] coef[,1]
[1
with the GS fonts on Fedora 3 (making
xpdf misbehave on slides) but it seems to have been resolved long ago.
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if
is enclosed in parentheses
It is not a bug in R that your program does not work correctly. Please
do not abuse the bug report system like that.
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Peter Dalgaard
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-borderwidth] - 4)/[font measure [.a
cget -font] 0]
27
Converting to R is left as an exercise...
If I got it right then the point is that at either side of the window
you have by 1 pixel, n border pixels, and 1 spacer pixel before the
first character.
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rather than 4).
Hmm, that's odd. I needed the 4. Beware that Tcl does integer division
(%/%). Did you round() or floor() the result?
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))
[1] 80.3
Notice, btw, that textWindow$ID shouldnn't be necessary.
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Peter Dalgaard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Where I would have expected
(20*5*0.6917-2)/(5*(19-5*.6917))
[1] 0.8643953
Does anyone have a clue as to what is going on here? Is mighty SAS
simply doing the wrong thing? The G-G epsilon depends only on the
eigenvalues of the observed
to the bug.report
message
as.function(pdfs[1])
Meanwhile I solved this problem otherwise.
Hope this helps.
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Bela Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I'm still not quite there with my H-F (G-G) correction code. I have it
working for the main effects, but I just can't figure out how to do it
for the effect interactions. The thing I really don't know
- match.fun(FUN)
nm - ls(envir=env,all.names=all.names)
FUN2 - function(name,...)FUN(get(name),...)
lapply(nm, FUN2, ...)
}
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inserted as
an anonymous function...
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specification, but
there might be a point in having a more evocative interface,
especially where transformed Y's are involved. This could be
formula-based or matrix-based: contrasts=ginv(contr.sdif(4)) or
formula based: ystruct=~index.
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of a bother
though. (What happens to those currently?? The function doesn't seem to
pass them to .Internal.)
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(Only the last one is completely failsafe since the first two relies
on 1:3 not being character:
if (USE.NAMES length(dots) is.character(dots[[1]])
is.null(names(answer)))
names(answer) - dots[[1]]
)
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c
of variables in an n x n
correlation matrix in the pairwise case), but there's really not much
point in reporting issues that are already known and documented.
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, with somewhat informative comments, e.g.
-
r33006 | pd | 2005-02-03 18:23:41 -0500 (Thu, 03 Feb 2005) | 1 line
Changed paths:
M /trunk/NEWS
M /trunk/src/library/utils/R/objects.R
getAnywhere got confused
-
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that is of course not to say that it cannot be
done with clever multiplexing and buffering techniques -- or
multithreading, except that R isn't threaded.
BTW, we met in Heidelberg at the ECMBM ages ago, didn't we?
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*only* use get and simple variable retrieval in a non-base
environment with a NULL parent (eval(x - 1, envir=foo) would give
'couldn't find function -' or so). This could cause some confusion.
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for the use of any tuit
that I can get (and they pay in $, notwithstanding the IRS wanting me
to spend my copious free time on wrapping up enough red tape to
prevent them from taxing income which they are clearly not entitled
to do. Puff, pant...)
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up to read envir=.BaseEnv is probably quite doable.
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\n'))
a - sys.on.exit() ; str(a)
12
}
soe.test()
language cat(In exit code\n)
In exit code
[1] 12
but if you replace - with a corresponding call to assign(), then
you get.
soe.test()
NULL
In exit code
[1] 12
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in
varying - unique(nn[, 1])
times - sort(unique(nn[, 2]))
is a thinko? Over to Thomas, I think.
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(gen=, cl=a, TRUE) without
checking whether gen (or cl) is empty. Looks like an easy fix.
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the first one means
exactly, though ...
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-FAQ.html#The-output-to-the-console-seems-to-be-delayed
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/~esr/jargon/html/A/automagically.html
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a nesting no more
than 9 levels deep. Persuading R to nest that way is a bit tricky
though.
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this is still a bug.
Yes. However, the workaround would be rather obvious...
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you need
a way to say that there are really only k * (k - 1) / 2 tests. Then
again, this probably only works for bonferroni, and R's
pairwise.t.test() evades this by extracting the lower.tri before
adjustment.
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error, so information about the GCC
version used is crucial. Switching compilers or running with less than
optimal optimization is your best chance, unless you can pinpoint
exactly what is getting miscompiled so that a workaround can be found.
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easily
roll-back your mistakes (AJR, 4Jan05).
...and commit to a branch or use #ifdef so that the daily package checks
don't break.
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email address for reporting web site problems
please be added to the website in some conspicous place?
Good idea.
[Cc trimmed]
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Subject: Re: C++ header file problem - is this a bug?
On Jan 4, 2005, at 2:13 AM, Bill Northcott wrote:
Is this a bug or is it expected behaviour and if so why?
Yes this is a bug but it is already filed see PR 14608.
Thanks,
Andrew Pinski
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This has been reported by Peter Dalgaard in PR#7397.
Please check whether a bug has already been reported before submitting a
new report.
Even the submitter had forgotten that he submitted it as a formal
report then... Better have it in once too many than once too
is this a documentation bug?
H. Maybe. FORTRAN order is known as column-*major* order. The row
index varies most quickly, so the question is whether row order may
have have some merit. Anyone have the terminology straight?
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problem is if you have a competing install script/command
in your path, although I suspect that normally bites earlier.
It's normal to have failures from internet.R (if for instance you are
not on-line at the time) which is why they are ignored.
-p
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is a Gnome/Gnumeric developer
and works with R-core members (I believe mostly Martin Maechler) from
time to time. If you look at Morten's reports, I'm sure you'll agree
that he is rather good at actively seeking out erroneous and
suboptimal code.
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; if (i==3) { i; break }else 123; 456})
[1] 456
So you are getting the result of the last _completely_ evaluated
statement (the enclosing {-statement is not completed either).
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that
the arguments are 'along' and 'with'. Change the documentation, and
people will start writing length.out, and will that port to S-Plus?
(Serious question: I don't know.)
It will.
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solved and
that does not look like happening soon.
Not sure we really want that actually. What if someone issues a plot
command from the command line?
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and they can't understand
why their plot commands don't seem to have any effect...)
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RedHat/Fedora) has a separate X development
RPM, which you need to install. (Several other libs have the same
convention, so do check the output from configure, and see if anything
else went missing.)
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as a symbol. The fact
that there is an object called p and that it contains a special name
is immaterial (the opposite would be truly scary...).
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object for a name.
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order (and R core
has learned the hard way that sort order depends on locale), and it is
an even worse idea to modify development concepts to fit a specificic
alphabetical order. Case in point: A development version is _not_ the
same as an alpha version!
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on the
elements of the search path rather than on the environments
themselves. This could also be useful if we were to ever make an
effort to bring the semantics of detach() in line with its
documentation...
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causes these issues in the first place). External
pointers have the same feature, and Luke Tierney has suggested that
they perhaps should be wrapped in an object with more normal
semantics. Perhaps we should consider doing likewise with
environments?
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distribution, and perhaps there's a way of making sense
of it? I wouldn't think it corresponds to noncentral hypergeometric
distributions.
=09-thomas
(who is suddenly coming across in quoted-unreadable?)
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, redoing a calculation but not code that
depends on it further along in the text, etc.). Is this still so? A
more Sweave-like approach would be highly desirable.
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is
present, and rerun it as R gets upgraded too.
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about it (Perhaps this is
actually legal ANSI C, and compilers are only supposed to barf if you
declare statid double RuleThickness(void)?)
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will probably work -- it is still not recommended. You can also
get away with backslashes here, but forward slashes are safer.
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into place, and the install step is
done prior to packaging. So you should take the error message as a
hint to get a newer zip file (available from the same place).
This is not a bug.
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, what do you mean all NA? If the only factor level corresponds to
a value that isn't present, wouldn't you expect to get a factor with
one level and all values missing? What does str() say about the
resulting object?
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that are not present in data, right?
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the result of
configure.
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Peter Dalgaard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
but everything seems to configure and make ok. Should this message be
expect or is this a bug?
It is unexpected. Is it new in 2.0.1 beta? You have told us your kernel,
not your distro. This looks like a bug, but not in R.
I've seen
also section
Obvious. In a bunch of other places too, I guess.
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