package ocaml-r

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ocaml-r
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  - Interpreter_initialization
    
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ocaml-r.base
- OCamlR_base
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- OCamlR_base_stubs2
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ocaml-r.grDevices
- OCamlR_grDevices
ocaml-r.graphics
- OCamlR_graphics
  - Enc
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ocaml-r.interpreter
- OCamlR_interpreter
ocaml-r.math
- OCamlR_math
ocaml-r.methods
- OCamlR_methods
ocaml-r.stats
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ocaml-r.utils
- OCamlR_utils
ocaml-r.wraputils
- OCamlR_wraputils

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Environment is the type of a module containing all necessary informations and data in order to set up the R interpreter properly.

val name : string

This is the name of the first argument of argv for R. Mandatory, otherwise libR.so segfaults immediately.

val options : string list

Other command line options passed to the libR.so library when initialising R.

see R reference manual
File refman.pdf, page 452, section intitled 'Startup - Initialization at Start of an R Session' for details about the most important command line options.

see http://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-intro.html#Invoking-R
For command line options.

val signal_handlers : bool

If set to false, asks R not to install its signal handlers. I've been experiencing weird issues with R signal handlers, since, for instance, a SIGSEGV is sometimes caught by libR.so, and R then asks whether or not you want to save your workspace, et ceteræ... By default, set to false.

val env : (string * string) list

These are environment variables that needs to be set before initialising the R interpreter. In the Standard module, these values are determined when the binding itself is compiled.

val packages : string list option

Packages loaded on startup. If set to None, load the usual standard library. Otherwise, if set to Some p, load packages p in place of the standard library. In the Standard module, this is set to Some [].