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Hello, I need to create a list and then fill it sequentially by adding components in a for loop. Here is an example that works: library(inline) src <- ' Rcpp::List mylist(2); for(int i=0; i<2; ++i) mylist...
Ok, thanks for your answer, but I wasn't clear enough. So here are more details of what I want to do. I have one list named "probes": probes <- list(chr1=data.frame(name=c("p1","p2"), start=c(81...
Steve and Dirk, thanks again, I will look into the GenomicRanges package for my immediate usage, but for my future need, I will also keep trying to manipulate nested lists with Rcpp, as all my data structures are as such...
Ok, I started with smaller examples. I understand more or less how to manipulate IntegerVectors, but not StringVectors (see below), and thus I can't even start manipulating a simple list of StringVectors. Even so I looked at mailing lists...
Thanks for your advice, I now understand how to manipulate one-level lists: fn <- cxxfunction(signature(l_in="list"), body=' using namespace Rcpp; List l(l_in); IntegerVector lf = l["foo"]; CharacterVector lb = l["bar"]; for(int i=0; i...
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