[RkWard-devel] problems with running rkward

[The Undefined]

On Tue, Sep 14, 2004 at 07:22:30PM +0200, Thomas Friedrichsmeier wrote:
> > I compiled R with --R-shlib option, then compile rkward.
> > all compiled fine ;)
> > but then.. after running i have several warnings, program ask for R home
> > (/usr/lib/R - ok), but.. crashes with info:
> > Error in library("rkward") : There is no package called 'rkward'
> > KCrash: Application 'rkward' crashing...
> 
> Ok, the crash was due to a silly coding mistake, which will be fixed in the 
> next release. That would have also given you a message about the source of 
> the problem:
> > Error in library("rkward") : There is no package called 'rkward'
> This most likely means that you did not "make install". RKWard will not 
> function properly unless installed. Among other things, "make install" will 
> take care of registering the library with R.
ok, i see ;)
i made rpm packages for pld linux, and R CMD install from make install
doesn't works(it has no permissions to /usr/lib/R from user account)
Now all works fine.
if you wish spec file for make rpm packages is available on
http://cvs.pld-linux.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/SPECS/rkward.spec (current
version:
http://cvs.pld-linux.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/SPECS/rkward.spec?rev=HEAD )
i think it should build on all rpm-based distros.

if you wish in attachment is fixed rkward.desktop file with pl
translation, category etc... I removed empty de translation. If you can,
please include it in next release :)

btw - great work :)

> Thomas

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# KDE Config File  
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=RKward
Comment=GUI for the R-project
Comment[pl]=Graficzny interfejs dla projektu R
Icon=rkward.png
Exec=rkward -caption "%c" %i %m  
Terminal=false
Type=Application
DocPath=rkward/index.html
Categories=Education;Science;Math;
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