On 6 March 2013 at 12:07, Greg Minshall wrote:
| (since i've just been here...)
|
| .../unitTests/runit.Vector.R has these tests:
|
| test.List.erase <- function(){
| fun <- list_erase
| d <- list( x = 1:10, y = letters[1:10] )
| checkEquals(fun(d),
| list( y = le
(since i've just been here...)
.../unitTests/runit.Vector.R has these tests:
test.List.erase <- function(){
fun <- list_erase
d <- list( x = 1:10, y = letters[1:10] )
checkEquals(fun(d),
list( y = letters[1:10] ),
msg = "List.erase" )
}
test.List.e
Hi Gang:
I have been looking for this all day today and I can't seem to find
what I am looking for. I need to do some list operations like
extend the list or remove an item from the list. In R, to remove
an item, say 7, you just do '> a[[7]] <- NULL'. How can I do that
with Rcpp? Pointers to
hi. i am again reporting some finding. (please let me know if this is
not an appropriate use of the list)
my question was, if i want to return from C++ an R list of reference
objects (i.e., i'm using Rcpp::Module), how would i do that?
the little test below appears to do this.
cheers.
t
