Closed tormodb closed 6 months ago
This is odd: ':=' is a basic part of data.table and shouldn't cause a problem. A few things to check:
(1) Can you run the examples without a problem? (2) Can you make sure that the data.table package is loaded with a sessionInfo() command? (3) Make sure that you don't have 'seq_' in your workspace using ls() (4) Try making your data into a data.table before using the function: data = as.data.table(data). I assume that your data is a data frame; is this correct? (5) Can you run the examples at ?':='?
If all these things look OK, I'd try to reinstall the package. If all of this doesn't help, I'd be happy to run a small sample of your data on my computer. Are you using a Mac, Windows, or Linux?
Tormodb - did you ever resolve the problem you were having? I'm happy to help - just let me know.
Hi, David, I am really sorry but I managed to solve this problem using a different package. I am sure the problem is on my end, we use a manged safe server with no internet connectivity so there is a very high likelihood that something is not set up correctly by our department. Apologies for not getting back to you, and I really appreciate that you followed up on this.
All the best, Tormod
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Tormod - thanks for the information - glad you solved the problem. We (CDC) had a (possibly) similar problem with a package - the package worked on my home PC under windows, ubuntu, and macOS. But it wouldn't run on a Windows computer at CDC.
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Hi, David, I am really sorry but I managed to solve this problem using a different package. I am sure the problem is on my end, we use a manged safe server with no internet connectivity so there is a very high likelihood that something is not set up correctly by our department. Apologies for not getting back to you, and I really appreciate that you followed up on this.
All the best, Tormod
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Hi, thanks for this package! I am having some troubles and get error messages:
Error in ':=' seq_, seq_len(.N)). : Check that is.data.table(DT) == TRUE. Otherwise, := and ':='(...) are defined for use in j, once only and in particular ways. See help(":=")
I have tried to use help, but have not found a workaround. Can you help?