Closed nancpond closed 9 years ago
Did you try install.packages("argparse", type = "source")
or install.packages("argparse", type = "mac.binary.mavericks")
? Or if you have devtools
than try to install the development version with devtools::install_github("argparse", "trevorld")
? Assuming you have a modern version of python (2.7 or 3.2+) on your PATH than there shouldn't be any issue with a source install on OSX since there isn't any compiled code and it works fine on other unix platforms. FYI for a source install you'd want to download the ".tar.gz" file and not the ".tgz" file (which is a binary file).
Note that CRAN can't build Mac binaries for OSX Snow Leopard since their Snow Leopard machine has too ancient a version of Python to run the argparse
package.
I've so far been unsuccessful installing argparse using the latest version of R (3.1.2, 'Pumpkin Helmet').
I did try downloading the .tgz and installing that way, but got the same 'not available' issue.