I am finding a new error in getBioC using R for Windows v1.6.1. I am
getting
error message.
> getBioC()
[1] "Getting/installing reposTools and Biobase"
Error in FUN(X[[1]], ...) : couldn't find function "note"
And after trying the suggested (libName="all")-- the same.
> getBioC(libName="all")
[1] "Getting/installing reposTools and Biobase"
Error in FUN(X[[1]], ...) : couldn't find function "note"
I then tried the same using the reposTools mentioned-- with the same
result.
>library(reposTools)
> rep <- getReposEntry("BIOCRel1.1")
> install.packages2(rep)
Error in install.packages2(rep) : couldn't find function "note"
Is this just me????
Thanks
Stephen Henderson
WIBR
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> I am finding a new error in getBioC using R for Windows v1.6.1. I am
getting
> error message.
Can you do me a favor to make sure you have the lastest version of
getBioC?
At the top of the file there is the commented user notes. At the
bottom
of that block should be a line "getBioC File Version #XXX" (or, if
your
copy is sufficiently old, there won't be one at all). Is this there,
and
what is the # on it?
Thanks
-j
Hi Stephen,
> Is this just me????
I just used getBioC() and then getBioC("all") on a fresh installation
of
R1.6.1 on Windows 2000 and it worked fine for me.
Have you emptied your workspaces before running getBioC()? (I.e.,
could it
be that you had overwritten the function "note"?)
Best regards
Wolfgang Huber
DKFZ Heidelberg, Germany
On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Stephen Henderson wrote:
>
> I am finding a new error in getBioC using R for Windows v1.6.1. I am
getting
> error message.
>
> > getBioC()
> [1] "Getting/installing reposTools and Biobase"
> Error in FUN(X[[1]], ...) : couldn't find function "note"
>
> Thanks
> Stephen Henderson
> WIBR
Thanks I've got it working now after reinstalling R. A short note that
Jeff
Gentry said made me think that it was probably something more simple
than
this
I left the computer on overnight and had the old BioBase loaded-- it
was
probably trying to use this old version during the install process
(Maybe??)!!
Doh..as they say.
Thanks
Stephen
-----Original Message-----
From: Wolfgang Huber [mailto:w.huber@dkfz-heidelberg.de]
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 2:59 PM
To: Stephen Henderson
Subject: RE: [BioC] another error in getBioC()
Hi Stephen,
On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Stephen Henderson wrote:
> I'm sorry I'm not sure what the function "note" should be.
It was just a wild guess, b/c the error message you had attached
mentioned
something about "function note not found".
I am sorry I cannot be of more help; the best person for this is
certainly Jeff Gentry.
Also, if you just want to get going, you can of course download and
install the packages you need manually.
Best regards
Wolfgang
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On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Stephen Henderson wrote:
> I left the computer on overnight and had the old BioBase loaded-- it
was
> probably trying to use this old version during the install process
> (Maybe??)!!
It would seem that the problem here lies in the case where Biobase (or
reposTools) is already currently loaded on the system, as getBioC()
makes
a call to library(), which does not 'refresh' the loaded package. We
can
look at ways to fix this potential problem.
Thanks,
-J