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<FONT FACE="Calibri, Verdana, Helvetica, Arial"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:11pt'> >On 11/10/2009 12:23 PM, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:<BR>
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><I> On 10 November 2009 at 09:47, Romain François wrote:<BR>
</I>><I> | Hi,<BR>
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</I>><I> | Would it make sense to have an rout and rerr so that we could do :<BR>
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</I>><I> | rout<< "bla bla"<< endl ;<BR>
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</I>><I> | and<BR>
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</I>><I> | rerr<< "bla bla"<< endl ;<BR>
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</I>><I> | and this would go into Rprintf and REprintf ? or maybe we can directly<BR>
</I>><I> | redefine cout and cerr<BR>
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><I> Hm. That never really arose in my use. cout was mostly for debugging.<BR>
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><I> I think a C++-ish way is to create<< operators (that eg RcppDate and<BR>
</I>><I> RcppDatetime have).<BR>
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><I> Where you thinking of something other than debugging help?<BR>
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|Not really, but just sort of making sure debugging is consistent with <BR>
|the recommendation from WRE of using Rprintf instead of printf<BR>
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Has anyone followed up on this? I’m wondering if there might be a simple way to redirect cerr and cout to something like an rerr and rout? I for one have thousands of lines of code that use cerr and cout in libraries that I would like to use in R. It seems that they currently are causing a crash at run-time when I leave those lines in my packages. I won’t know for sure until I take the time to remove all of them, but who knows how long that might take. I think it would probably be faster and easier for me to redirect these streams to R somehow. Has that been worked out yet? If so, how? If not, I think maybe I can redirect them to some log files or something. Has anyone done that?<BR>
Thanks,<BR>
Sean</SPAN></FONT>
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