4 messages · GAF, Duncan Murdoch
Hi there, I have a very basic but still important question: How can I free my workspace COMPLETELY? I tried: rm(list = ls()) rm(list=ls(all=TRUE)) remove(list = conflicts(detail=TRUE)$.GlobalEnv) but I still have lots of conflicts() which I have never seen before. Thanx for the help.
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Hi there, I have a very basic but still important question: How can I free my workspace COMPLETELY? I tried: rm(list = ls()) rm(list=ls(all=TRUE)) remove(list = conflicts(detail=TRUE)$.GlobalEnv) but I still have lots of conflicts() which I have never seen before. Thanx for the help.
Show us. I'd guess they're coming from some package you loaded. Duncan Murdoch
thanx for the quick reply! so this is what I get when I type in conflicts() [1] "part" "buzz" "distance" "huid" "in_whistle" "interruptions" "match" [8] "overlap" "part" "part_2" "pause_dur" "pause_dur2" "pb_overlap" "playbacker" [15] "song_dur" "Strophenabbr?che" "time" "time.1" "treatment" "trill" "whistle" [22] "who" "BIC" "fixef" "lmList" "ranef" "VarCorr" "densityplot" [29] "qqmath" "xyplot" "anova" "coef" "confint" "cov2cor" "deviance" [36] "fitted" "formula" "logLik" "model.frame" "model.matrix" "resid" "residuals" [43] "simulate" "terms" "time" "update" "vcov" "xtabs" "image" [50] "plot" "head" "tail" "as.array" "as.data.frame" "as.matrix" "as.vector" [57] "body<-" "chol" "colMeans" "colSums" "crossprod" "determinant" "diag" [64] "diff" "drop" "isSymmetric" "kronecker" "match" "print" "qr" [71] "qr.coef" "qr.fitted" "qr.qty" "qr.qy" "qr.R" "qr.resid" "rowMeans" [78] "rowSums" "solve" "summary" "t" "tcrossprod" "with" "zapsmall" cheers
On 08/09/2008 5:59 AM, GAF wrote:
Hi there, I have a very basic but still important question: How can I free my workspace COMPLETELY? I tried: rm(list = ls()) rm(list=ls(all=TRUE)) remove(list = conflicts(detail=TRUE)$.GlobalEnv) but I still have lots of conflicts() which I have never seen before. Thanx for the help.
Show us. I'd guess they're coming from some package you loaded. Duncan Murdoch
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thanx for the quick reply! so this is what I get when I type in conflicts() [1] "part" "buzz" "distance" "huid" "in_whistle" "interruptions" "match" [8] "overlap" "part" "part_2" "pause_dur" "pause_dur2" "pb_overlap" "playbacker" [15] "song_dur" "Strophenabbr?che" "time" "time.1" "treatment" "trill" "whistle" [22] "who" "BIC" "fixef" "lmList" "ranef" "VarCorr" "densityplot" [29] "qqmath" "xyplot" "anova" "coef" "confint" "cov2cor" "deviance" [36] "fitted" "formula" "logLik" "model.frame" "model.matrix" "resid" "residuals" [43] "simulate" "terms" "time" "update" "vcov" "xtabs" "image" [50] "plot" "head" "tail" "as.array" "as.data.frame" "as.matrix" "as.vector" [57] "body<-" "chol" "colMeans" "colSums" "crossprod" "determinant" "diag" [64] "diff" "drop" "isSymmetric" "kronecker" "match" "print" "qr" [71] "qr.coef" "qr.fitted" "qr.qty" "qr.qy" "qr.R" "qr.resid" "rowMeans" [78] "rowSums" "solve" "summary" "t" "tcrossprod" "with" "zapsmall"
If you do it as conflicts(detail=TRUE) (as you did in your first post), it will say where the conflicts are coming from. Other useful information will be given if you show the output of sessionInfo(). Duncan Murdoch