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== Current News == | == Current News == | ||
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+ | === '''FAQ:''' Trouble running RKWard after upgrading to R 3.0.0? === | ||
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+ | RKWard 0.6.1 fails to start after you have upgraded to R 3.0.0? RKWard 0.6.1 supports R 3.0.0, but ''only'' if it was compiled against R 3.0.0. This means that ''after'' upgrading R, you will have to re-compile or re-install RKWard 0.6.1. When installing binaries, be sure to select a binary that was compiled against R 3.0.0. In case of doubt, don't hesitate to [[Contact|contact]] us. | ||
=== RKWard 0.6.1 - Support for R 3.0.0, new features for plugin developers === | === RKWard 0.6.1 - Support for R 3.0.0, new features for plugin developers === |
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Current NewsFAQ: Trouble running RKWard after upgrading to R 3.0.0?RKWard 0.6.1 fails to start after you have upgraded to R 3.0.0? RKWard 0.6.1 supports R 3.0.0, but only if it was compiled against R 3.0.0. This means that after upgrading R, you will have to re-compile or re-install RKWard 0.6.1. When installing binaries, be sure to select a binary that was compiled against R 3.0.0. In case of doubt, don't hesitate to contact us. RKWard 0.6.1 - Support for R 3.0.0, new features for plugin developers02 April 2013 A new version of RKWard is available download. The most important bit for most users will be that RKWard 0.6.1 works with the upcoming R 3.0.0, while the previous version will not work with this version of R. Users installing RKWard from source should note that you will have to compile RKWard after upgrading to R 3.0.0 or later. If in doubt, feel free to ask for help. Besides compatibility, the new release brings new features and fixes. A particular development focus has been the addition of new options for plugin developers. For a more detailed description of the new features,see these mails, or refer to the usual documentation on writing plugins for RKWard. | ||||
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User DocumentationAt the time of this writing, the most complete overview of RKWard is given in an article in the Journal of Statistical Software (Abstract, PDF). Our Screenshots and Mission Statement may also help to get a basic idea of RKWard, quickly. Further important resources for end users: Developer InformationInformation concerning development of RKWard. This includes information for translators, plugin authors, documentation writers, and other contributors.
Getting in ContactMailing ListsRKWard currently offers two main mailing lists:
Due to problems with spam, posting is restricted to subscribers on both lists, but non-spam posts by non-subscribers will be allowed manually. If you are interested in only the most basic information (new releases), consider subscribing to the RSS feed on freshcode: http://freshcode.club/feed/rkward.rss . One further mailing list receives notifications of new source commits, and buildbot failures. High volume, intended primarily for developers:
ForumsIf you prefer posting in a Forum, you can do that as well: Submitting bug reports / feature requests |