Peter Dalgaard writes:
row.names<-as.character(1:54) might help!
Yes, that does help.
...
478 PROTECT(rl = getAttrib(x, install("row.names")));
....
545 if (!isNull(rl)) formatString(STRING(rl), r, &rlabw, 0);
I guess if row.names are not strings, then the above line causes seg
fault.
Somehow in the first example they are coerced into strings because
they came after c("xxx" , ...). In the second example row.names comes
after c(2 , ...) .
Is there a way to check to see it rl contains strings?
Osman
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