## because of Python quirks on some platforms
## (it relies on flat namespace in its submodules - a really bad idea)
## we have to load it by hand into the global symbols space
## (again a really bad idea, but Phython relies on that,other
## wise none of its modules work since thay fail to link to Python)
.onLoad <- function(libname, pkgname) {
.sym <- c('rpy_init', 'rpy_get', 'rpy_set', 'rpy_eval', 'rpy_import', 'rpy_as_string',
'rpy_call', 'rpy_fetch_ex', 'rpy_last_ex', 'rpy_get_attr', 'rpy_set_attr', 'rpy_rcaps')
library.dynam(pkgname, pkgname, libname, local=FALSE, now=FALSE)
## now we have to register symbols by hand *sigh*
e <- environment(.onLoad)
si <- getNativeSymbolInfo(.sym, pkgname, FALSE)
for (sym in .sym) e[[sym]] <- si[[sym]]$address
}
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