Hello dear community,
I am learning RCPPRLLL and trying to convert an RCPP The problem is:: The character matrix is using the following code as RCPPRLLRL :: RMTrix:
struct charmatist: RCPPRAL :: Worker {CONST RCPPRLL :: RMTrix and LT; STD :: string & gt; a; Const RCPPRAL :: Armatrix & lt; Std :: string & gt; B; Config numeric vector w; RcppParallel :: RMatrix & LT; Double & gt; Retired; Int n; CharMatDist (Character Matrix A, Character Matrix B, Eneric Vector Y, Numeric Matrix Rate): A (A), B (B), W (W), Write (Rate) {N = BNOO.O. ; As a gallery suggestion, I hope that A (A) etc. should be automatically adapted. But it is not working and gives me the following error:
/ P> 'RCPP: matrix & lt; 16 & gt; :: Ethernet (aka RCPP :: Internal :: Proxy_chter & lt; Rcpp :: Internal :: string_proxy & lt; 16 & gt; & gt;) To change 'four * initially
I also tried
RMatrix & lt; Char & gt;
And even the manual cast in the body but without success too. Where am I doing wrong ??
Any suggestions and help would be highly appreciated.
YYA
The problem here is that CharacterVector
And the character matrix
are actually only vectors of SEXP
s - in particular, a CharacterVector
a STRSXP
Wrapped, which has an array of content SEXP
s (Runtime Type CHARSXP
) Unfortunately, it is important to know these details when interacting with RK character types.
I do not know if this will work, but if this happens, then you RMatrix & lt; Want to use something like SEXP & gt;
, which will map to the built-in CHARSXP
S inside the matrix (in which approximation), in which you place const char * with the
string with
Underline CHAR
.
Unfortunately, in this case, the RMatrix
class is not 'smart' to provide direct access to the built-in strings, so I believe that you open it automatically.
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