Thanks again, Dirk. Great suggestions; I will certainly try that
approach.
I definitely agree that modules are very useful, and I very much
appreciate all your (and your team's) efforts in bringing this to the
community.
Regards, Chris
On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 12:30 PM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
On 9 November 2017 at 11:34, Christopher Genovese wrote:
| Sorry, let me be clear. I've done it both ways with the same basic
| result (for #2). Specifically, doing the R CMD CHECK, R CMD BUILD,
| R CMD INSTALL sequence gives an installed package with the
| the two classes invisible. So I don't
Sorry, let me be clear. I've done it both ways with the same basic
result (for #2). Specifically, doing the R CMD CHECK, R CMD BUILD,
R CMD INSTALL sequence gives an installed package with the
the two classes invisible. So I don't think this is a devtools issue.
This is rather frustrating, I agr
On 9 November 2017 at 09:32, Christopher Genovese wrote:
| Thanks, Dirk.
|
| What exactly do you mean by 1. and 2. ? Per 'Writing R Extensions' we are
| > meant to create a tar.gz in either way via 'R CMD BUILD' and then install
| > it
| > via 'R CMD INSTALL'.
| >
| > Are you doing that?
| >
|
Thanks, Dirk.
What exactly do you mean by 1. and 2. ? Per 'Writing R Extensions' we are
> meant to create a tar.gz in either way via 'R CMD BUILD' and then install
> it
> via 'R CMD INSTALL'.
>
> Are you doing that?
>
Yes. I usually use devtools, but I've done it directly as well.
In #1, for in
On 9 November 2017 at 01:54, Christopher Genovese wrote:
| Hello,
|
| I have a package under development that uses Rcpp modules to expose
| some C++ classes. I hadn't touched the package for some months (close
| to a year). At that time the package compiled and installed without problem
| and w
Hello,
I have a package under development that uses Rcpp modules to expose
some C++ classes. I hadn't touched the package for some months (close
to a year). At that time the package compiled and installed without problem
and worked well. I could access the classes as expected. Recently, having
u
