Am 11.07.2009 19:53, Allin Cottrell schrieb:
Update: we're now following Sven's suggestion and using "R.", not
"R_", for the R function namespace.
very cool!
Unless I'm missing something, there shouldn't be any collisions
with native gretl things. You could save a model named "R"
and refer to it in the context of a "genr" expression but:
* to be a valid gretl construct, the next character after "R."
would have to be '$', to get an accessor such as "R.$coeff", and
* '$' can't be the first character of an R function name, can
it?
I'm not much of an R expert (yet), but $ is for accessing elements of R
lists as in mylist$myelement, right? So I would think you're right (and
you know more R than I do anyway).
thanks a lot!
sven