[R] R 1.7.0 startup error: .addMethodFrom...
Joel Kincaid
jfkincaidsu at netscape.net
Fri Jun 13 14:44:54 CEST 2003
I've had a similar problem that seems to be assoociated with two events
(using 1.7.0 and win XP home sp1):
1. when using the update.packages() feature from the menu and having the
system hang. subsequent attempts to start Rgui fail. (However, rterm
will run -- )
2. or after any time Rgui is hung, there seems to be the *risk* that
there will be a problem with some aspect of the methods package. I
posted a similar note last month but was unable to reproduce the problem
on a consistent basis....
See the 6/4/03 message and reply from Duncan Murdoch about Win XP and
crashes for a link to a developmental version of R that (i'm assuming)
is a latter version of R patched that seems to have eliminated this
problem for me. (There was an earlier message that 1.7.1 was due to come
out mid june --
hth
Joel Kincaid
The solution seems to be to download the pathced version of 1.7.0 from
cran.
franklin at polisci.wisc.edu wrote:
> Does anyone know what could be causing the following error message on
> startup of R:
>
> Error in .addMethodFrom(def,argName[1],class[1],fromClass) :
> object "*tmp*" not found.
>
>
> I'm using R 1.7.0 and Windows 2000.
>
> This happened shortly after I installed 1.7.0. Once it occurs, R freezes.
>>From then on R will always freeze with this error message.
>
> I reinstalled 1.7.0 and it worked reliably for a couple of weeks or more,
> but now once more has this problem.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Charles
>
>
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