Hi Tal,
I'm travelling right now, i'll give some additional pointers later.
This is a nice non trivial example, and i hope that the code îve put in
recently (with is<>) can help you so that you dont have to use TYPEOF for
dispatching.
Our exchange at useR is part of my motivation for adding
Thank you Romain and Wush.
Where from can I get the latest version of Rcpp with these new features?
And how may I learn how to use them?
Many thanks,
Tal
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On 21 July 2013 at 10:56, Wush Wu wrote:
| Hi Tal,
|
| > That is, say that we have x as a List, how do we go about fetching its attr?
| > I tried:
| > x[1].attr("type")
| > x.attr[1]("type")
| > But none seemed to have worked. Any suggestions there?
|
| Here is a script to show you how to access
On 21 July 2013 at 19:11, Tal Galili wrote:
| Thank you Romain and Wush.
|
| Where from can I get the latest version of Rcpp with these new features?
SVN checkout from R-Forge, as always.
The is<> stuff isn't finished, though. SVN head is not that far ahead of
CRAN's 0.10.4.
| And how may I le
