first of all: thanks for providing your package to the community! Hmisc has spared me a lot of time transferring numbers out of R output into LateX tables.
Now to the issue: I am using Hmisc for a couple of years now and for a paper review I had to reproduce old Latex tables. I got surprised as the latex.default() method with longtable = TRUE and cgroups returned a subscript out of bounds exception. I debugged latex.default() and the error occurs in line 500 of latex.s:
This line occurs in a for loop that loops through the groups of cgroup (namely col.subs a list with vectors containing the column indices of each group):
for (i in seq(along=col.subs)) {
cxi[[i]] <- cx[, col.subs[[i]], drop=FALSE]
if(length(rctcx))
rctcx <- cbind(rctcx, rcellTexCmds[, 1 + col.subs[[i]], drop=FALSE],
if(i < length(col.subs)) '')
}
Now, as col.subs[[i]] necessarily has to be the collection of the last columns in the last iteration of this loop, the expression 1 + col.subs[[i]] must results in a column index that is out of bounds.
R version: 3.6.0
Hmisc : version with the error: 4.2-0 back to at least 4.0-3
OS : macOS 10.13.6 High SIerra
For me - as I needed a quick solution - rolling back my Hmisc installation towards version 3.17-0 ran like a charm. I post this here as an information such that others spare time when searching through this error.
Dear Frank,
first of all: thanks for providing your package to the community!
Hmisc
has spared me a lot of time transferring numbers out ofR
output into LateX tables.Now to the issue: I am using
Hmisc
for a couple of years now and for a paper review I had to reproduce old Latex tables. I got surprised as thelatex.default()
method withlongtable = TRUE
andcgroups
returned asubscript out of bounds
exception. I debuggedlatex.default()
and the error occurs in line500
of latex.s:This line occurs in a
for
loop that loops through the groups ofcgroup
(namelycol.subs
a list with vectors containing the column indices of each group):Now, as
col.subs[[i]]
necessarily has to be the collection of the last columns in the last iteration of this loop, the expression1 + col.subs[[i]]
must results in a column index that is out of bounds.R
version: 3.6.0Hmisc
: version with the error: 4.2-0 back to at least 4.0-3 OS : macOS 10.13.6 High SIerraFor me - as I needed a quick solution - rolling back my
Hmisc
installation towards version3.17-0
ran like a charm. I post this here as an information such that others spare time when searching through this error.