On Oct 7, 2006, at 7:49 AM, hadley wickham wrote:
Many functions will take a data frame as an argument, or you can use
with as a local attach.
Sweet! I didn't know about "with". I think that would do just fine.
Though I must say that when working in console mode, attach and
detach are extremely convenient.
Aggregation involves some reduction of the data - this is more like
chopping or cutting (hence the name in R)
Are those standard statistics terms? In that case,
> * the cumm snippet should probably be cum, so you can do cumsum and
> cumprod as well (not that it saves you much typing)
As you can see, I am new to R, didn't even know about cumsum and
cumplot. Just adding functions as I encounter them. So keep your
corrections/additions/comments coming.
I'd also suggest you think a bit about a framework for the type of
snippets you are going to expose. I'm pretty happy with just typing
stuff in so I'm probably not the right person to ask about what should
be in there, but it seems like there should be some pattern so you can
guess what things are snippets and what are not.
I'm basically trying to make it so that someone not knowing the
command names in R, and the order and names of all the parameters,
but knowing what statistics they want to do, would be able to find
them in the snippet menu. That's the one side to it. The other is
simply saving typing time.
(Also I noticed you have lines under polygonal lines - lines are
not polygons!)
Well, "lines" creates a sequence of joined line segments. I would
call that a polygonal line (not a polygon, which would be a closed
such line).
Hadley
Haris
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