On Dec 6, 2011, at 10:22 PM, Jeff Newmiller wrote:
RTFM. (Writing R Extensions. It comes with R.) Since you are asking
this question I will hazard a guess that you are on Windows, and
will want to install RTools per that documentation.
In addition to ReadingThatF'ingManl, you may also want
RTFM. (Writing R Extensions. It comes with R.) Since you are asking this
question I will hazard a guess that you are on Windows, and will want to
install RTools per that documentation.
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Jeff Newmiller
Hi Michael/ everyone,
I guess a big part of the question was also how would you compile (remember
that some of the code is written in C)? Any recommended tutorials on this?
Sachin
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 11:16 AM, R. Michael Weylandt <
michael.weyla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The easiest thing is pr
Where is it spitting out the new-line to? Can you just capture the
output and then remove the last new-line; easier than rewriting the
function. Here is one way of doing it:
> f.x <- function()cat('this is\n\n output\n with\n an extra linefeed at the
> end\n\n')
> f.x() # has the extra line-fe
The easiest thing is probably to download source files from CRAN and
edit the R code, which can be found in the R2Cuba_vvv/R/ directory
(vvv is the version code), re-build and then you should be good
permanently. I just looked at the source on my machine: very easily
done, if you feel comfortable w
Hi All,
There is a function in package "R2Cuba" called Cuhre that I need to use. It
keeps spitting out a new-line which I really dont want it to do. So I was
wondering what is the best way of configuring the package. I tried copying
and pasting the code into Cuhre2 and getting rid of the newline c
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