okPython: Check for a Valid Python for Interface
In johnmchambers/XRPython: Structured Interface to 'Python'
View source: R/pythonInterface.R
okPython R Documentation
Check for a Valid Python for Interface
Description
The function returns true or false according to whether a Python interface can be established. This
will fail if no Python exists, if it is incompatible with this version of XRPython (e.g., 32 vs 64 bits
in Windows), or if for some reason it can't evaluate a trivial expression correctly. Warnings are printed
but ignored.
Usage
okPython(verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
verbose
Should a message with the cause of a failure be reported? Default FALSE.
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View source: R/pythonInterface.R
| okPython | R Documentation |
Check for a Valid Python for Interface
Description
The function returns true or false according to whether a Python interface can be established. This will fail if no Python exists, if it is incompatible with this version of XRPython (e.g., 32 vs 64 bits in Windows), or if for some reason it can't evaluate a trivial expression correctly. Warnings are printed but ignored.
Usage
okPython(verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
verbose |
Should a message with the cause of a failure be reported? Default |
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