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Hi Alexander, thank you for the clarification! Since you worked on this topic - maybe you know a

Hello Rodolpho! It seems that R executable is not in your path. I see that you have installed it

I've figured out what I was doing wrong with writeVector: https://github.com/tweag/HaskellR/

Here is a way to return a list of vectors with arbitrary length, without knowing in advance the

Hello, Stéphane. Sorry that tip will be a bit long, the required functionality is missing in the

Thanks for the tip! Best regards, Stéphane 2017年2月15日(水) 0:11 Boespflug, Mathieu <m...@tweag.io>:

Another blog post, thanks to your help.

Hi Dominic, you can lift an arbitrary list literals to an R vector: H> let xs = Data.Vector.SEXP.

You can think of that "s" as a tag, marking the memory region to which the value belongs.

Hi Arbakra, have a look at our .travis.yml file if you're having issues on OS X. It shows how to

Hi Stephen, the release version of inline-r on Hackage should work fine. It seems that you're

Hi, Is it possible to obtain the names along with the values when using lists? In particular, the

Hi Boyun, quick followup: the bug has been fixed and a new release of inline-r has been uploaded to

Hi Cody, good idea! This should be fixed now in the latest build instructions on the website. Best, -

Hi Michel, the HaskellR project is currently in beta and hasn't been released yet. The use case