What are you talking about? A contributed package? (You should send an email to
the package maintainer.) R Core? (I have never heard of R Core using Travis,
but if they are then you would need to post on R-devel mailing list, but you
had best read the Posting Guide and figure out how to post
Dear All,
A new package called 'declared' has made it to CRAN (platform specific
binaries in due course). This might be useful for social scientists, where
multiple (types of) missing values are declared for any given variable.
The package has a similar functionality to packages 'haven' and
I haven't followed this closely, but you might wish to check the
stats::image() function to see if it might give you what you want (perhaps
with a little finagling). Feel free to ignore if you are happy with what
you have. As Jim said, there are lots of functions in various packages that
do this
Hi Jim,
Thank you so much for your help!
I looked into the plotrix package, the addtable2plot function can do somewhat I
want by creating an empty plot first.
Ding
-Original Message-
From: Jim Lemon [mailto:drjimle...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2021 8:29 PM
To: Yuan Chun
Hi,
I can see travis builds are still on .org (
https://travis-ci.org/github/wch/r-source). As we know travis-ci.org won't
run new builds after 15th June 2021, Are there any future plan for
migrating job from .org to .com. ?
Travis.com is totally free for opesource project as per
Hola Jesús,
Yo creo que lo que te sobra es el as.POSIXlt (convierte a datatime, no a date).
Aparte creo que tienes un error de concepto: format es solo para formatear a
string, la fecha siempre se almacenará internamente como un número. Es decir,
para guardar la variable como fecha:
Buenas noches. Tengo unas fechas en formato "%Y/%m/%d” y cuando las intento
pasar a "%d-%m-%Y” con format(as.Date(uci$fecha, format = "%Y/%m/%d"),
"%d-%m-%Y”) me las pasa de a y si el lo intento volver a
tras realizar el cambio (as.POSIXlt(uci$fecha, format ="%d-%m-%Y”)
vuelvo a estar en
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