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02 Sep 2009	MATLAB R-link Functions for calling the statistical package R from within MATLAB. Author: Robert Henson	I want to launch R from MATLAB. I have been using R2.7.0 and DCOM Server 2.5.0 successfully. I want to upgrade R to 2.8.0 (and later 2.9.2) and I realize that I have to change the DCOM Server. I did the following: 1. Downloaded and installed R 2.8.0 from http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/old 2. Changed Window system path to point to R-2.8.0/bin 3. Downloaded and installed R_Scilab_DCOM3.0-1B5.exe from http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base (took all options) 4. Installed R package rscproxy_1.3-1.zip from http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/rscproxy/index.html I rebooted the computer and run statement openR in MATLAB, a Visual C++ Runtime error box appears, with error message: Also, I ran the provide (D)COM Server test (Server 1 – Basic Test) from the Windows Start button. In the popped up Window “StatConnector Test”, I click “Start R”, and I got the Visual C++ Run-time error message: Program: C:\...\Statco~1.exe abnormal program termination. When error dialog box is OKed, the error “Initializing R .. Function call failed” appeared in the StatConnector Test window. As a result to this, MATLAB failed to run openR, resulting in a similar Visual C++ Runtime error. Thanks for help. Patrick Tai.
11 Aug 2009	FindJObj - find java handles of Matlab graphic objects Find java objects contained within a specified java container or Matlab GUI handle Author: Yair Altman	I made a slider using GUIDE; its handle is hSlider. I called jSlider = findjobj(hSlider); I tried this with MATLAB 2007b, this worked very well, thank you. Then I tried this with MATLAB 2009a, findjobj returned empty! Actually, calling findjobj with any arguments all returned empty. What did I do wrong?
20 Apr 2009	Java-based data table Spreadsheet display/editing/sorting of data with multiple features Author: Yair Altman	Add an additional input argument 'fontSz' to createTable: createTable(pnContainer,headers,data,buttonsFlag,fontSz,varargin) In the code, after the statement jtable=mtable.getTable; add the following: If I may, let me answer my own question on changing font size of createTable cell contents: One way to do it is to call createTable with additional argument fontSz: createTable(pnContainer,headers,data,buttonsFlag,fontSz,varargin) Add the following lines to the code createTable.m jtable = mtable.getTable; % current line 178 fnt = get(jtable, 'font'); fnt1 = ff.deriveFont(fontSz); % fontSz from input set(jtable, 'font', 'ff1); You call createTable with fontSz = 14 (or whatever, default = 11) That appears to work! I hope that is useful.
20 Apr 2009	Java-based data table Spreadsheet display/editing/sorting of data with multiple features Author: Yair Altman	createTable fails to work in MATLAB 2008b. Calls to uitable come back with 'obsolete' version warning. I changed createTable to call uitable with first argument 'v0': mtable = uitable('v0',hFig, 'position',tablePosition, 'Data',data, 'ColumnNames',headers); The warnings disappear, however, the tables do not appear inside the uipanel 'pnContainer' that createTable is called with. However, if the call is done again, the tables appear! I am still trying to figure it out. Can someone help? Thanks. Patrick.
09 Apr 2009	Java-based data table Spreadsheet display/editing/sorting of data with multiple features Author: Yair Altman	Wonderful program. I have been using this for long time. One question: How do I change the font size/weight of the entries in the table cells? Thank you.

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23 Mar 2007	Java-based data table Spreadsheet display/editing/sorting of data with multiple features Author: Yair Altman	java, example, gui tools, spreadsheet, table, excel	175	23	4.45455 4.5 \| 13 ratings
08 Jun 2004	MATLAB R-link Functions for calling the statistical package R from within MATLAB. Author: Robert Henson	statistics, probability, r cran	133	36	4.66667 4.7 \| 21 ratings

Comments and Ratings Matching Patrick's Watch List			1-5 of 62
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18 Nov 2009	MATLAB R-link Functions for calling the statistical package R from within MATLAB.	Massimo	Hi all, is there a way to use Rlink on a unix server? thanks	Comment only
20 Oct 2009	MATLAB R-link Functions for calling the statistical package R from within MATLAB.	Jianglin MA	Reply to Martin Heroux: You can change your code in this way, and it will work. %% status = openR; % Running a simple K-S test to determine whether two samples have the same distribution a = rand (100,1); % creating a random signal i = pi/100 :pi/100: pi; b = (sin (i))' + a; % creating second signal % Putting both signals into R putRdata('a',a); putRdata('b',b); % Running ks.test in R and retrieving the output evalR ('output <- ks.test(a, b)') getRdata ('output') closeR;	Comment only
30 Sep 2009	Java-based data table Spreadsheet display/editing/sorting of data with multiple features	Hans	Hello Yair, hello Jeffrey, I still appreciate the createTable() function, but honestly it took me some time to make it work with the new uitable() call using the r2009a release. My problem was NOT inserting 'vo' to modify the line .. mtable = uitable(hFig, .. to this .. mtable = uitable('v0',hFig, .. but my figure just did not have any jtable. This got immediately solved when I set the visibility of the figure to 'on' before using the createTable() call. It seems like some parent/child objects needed by createTable() cannot be found when the figure is invisible. I never had this problem with the old r2007a release. Anyway, it now works for me (hopefully for others to) and the modifications to Yair's createTable.m-code were less than tiny. Thanks again Yair for your work.	5
18 Sep 2009	MATLAB R-link Functions for calling the statistical package R from within MATLAB.	Jeremy	Rproxy.dll is no longer installed by R-2.9.2. Install the rscproxy package from CRAN. Copy C:\Program Files\R\R-2.9.2\library\rscproxy\libs\rcsproxy.dll to C:\Program Files\R\R-2.9.2\bin\Rproxy.dll, and it seems to work.	Comment only
02 Sep 2009	MATLAB R-link Functions for calling the statistical package R from within MATLAB.	Patrick	I want to launch R from MATLAB. I have been using R2.7.0 and DCOM Server 2.5.0 successfully. I want to upgrade R to 2.8.0 (and later 2.9.2) and I realize that I have to change the DCOM Server. I did the following: 1. Downloaded and installed R 2.8.0 from http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/old 2. Changed Window system path to point to R-2.8.0/bin 3. Downloaded and installed R_Scilab_DCOM3.0-1B5.exe from http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base (took all options) 4. Installed R package rscproxy_1.3-1.zip from http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/rscproxy/index.html I rebooted the computer and run statement openR in MATLAB, a Visual C++ Runtime error box appears, with error message: Also, I ran the provide (D)COM Server test (Server 1 – Basic Test) from the Windows Start button. In the popped up Window “StatConnector Test”, I click “Start R”, and I got the Visual C++ Run-time error message: Program: C:\...\Statco~1.exe abnormal program termination. When error dialog box is OKed, the error “Initializing R .. Function call failed” appeared in the StatConnector Test window. As a result to this, MATLAB failed to run openR, resulting in a similar Visual C++ Runtime error. Thanks for help. Patrick Tai.	Comment only

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