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julia_command
and julia_eval
. Fix #161.R_user_dir
to get default julia installation
position on R 4.0.sysimage_path
argument to the function julia_setup
allows either an
absolute path to the image, or a path relative to the current directory.
(#155 by @JackDunnNZ).ERROR: could not load library
on
Debian/Ubuntu and other systems which build Julia with
MULTIARCH_INSTALL=1
(#143 by @liskin).install_julia
function for automatic installation
of julia. (#135 by @christopher-dG).julia_setup()
for custom sysimage loading (#140 by @dgrominski).julia_setup()
for
automatic installation of Julia when Julia is not found.julia_markdown_setup
for setup of JuliaCall in
RMarkdown document and notebook explicitly. Related to #98 and
#132.autowrap
.julia_function
, julia_pkg_import
, and
julia_pkg_hook
.$.()
for Julia
callable object
syntax.julia_install_package
accepts URLs to install packages,
fix #106.julia_setup
, fix #105.rebuild
argument in the function
julia_setup
. The argument controls whether to rebuild
RCall.jl
, whose default value is FALSE
to save
startup time. If a new version of R is used, then this parameter needs
to be set to TRUE
.JuliaObject
, which frees the
JuliaObject
on the Julia
side after it’s freed
on the R side.engine.path
option for Julia
in
RMarkdown document.Julia
knitr
engine to avoid use
of knitr
internal functions.Julia
stdout in RMarkdown documents.Julia
v0.7/1.0.Julia
v0.7.JuliaCall
is now compatible with RCall.jl
v0.11.0 on Julia
v0.7.Pkg.build("RCall")
.Julia
v1.0.Julia
v0.7 and
v1.0.JuliaCall
now should be usable on Julia
v0.7 and Julia
v1.0 with released version of
RCall
.julia_source
on Julia
v0.7 and v1.0.julia_check
which is deprecated a long time
ago.install
argument in julia_setup()
,
setting it to FALSE
can reduce startup time when no
installation or checking of dependent Julia
packages is
needed.julia_console()
.R6
dependency to reduce overhead creating
JuliaObject
.Julia
v0.7, currently need to use
RCall#e59a546
with JuliaCall
on
Julia
v0.7.Julia
v0.7.diff.JuliaObject
.JuliaObject
to that
in native R.is.numeric
for
JuliaObject
.c.JuliaObject
.install_dependency
not muted.julia_call
interface functions.sexp
, rcopy
and creation of JuliaObject
.julia$simple_call
interface which is a simple
and more performant “equivalent” of the julia_call
interface.JuliaCall
from
Rcpp
.as.vector.JuliaObject
.as.double.JuliaObject
.JuliaObject
supports multiple index.mean
, determinant
and
solve
generics for JuliaObject
.c
and t
generics for
JuliaObject
.aperm
, dim<-
and
as.vector
generics for JuliaObject
.julia_setup(verbose = TRUE)
.need_return
argument to julia_eval
,
now there is a possibility to return the result as an
JuliaObject
, which is convenient for many use cases
requiring an R object corresponding to a julia object.JuliaObject
.rep.JuliaObject
.JuliaObject
.assign!
to match behavior for assign
in R and use it for JuliaObject
.JuliaPlain
idea to alleviate the problem
that R dispatches only on the first argument, make ifelse
possible to work for JuliaObject
.JuliaCall
from julia
and RCall.jl
.dim.JuliaObject
,
is.array.JuliaObject
and
is.matrix.JuliaObject
.autowrap
, which can generates automatic wrappers
for julia
types.julia_docall
and
julia_call
.JuliaObject
, especially in
Rmd
documents. Fix #43.x$name
could be used to get access to
field(x, name)
for JuliaObject
.RCall
checking.julia
issue #14577.JULIA_HOME
.julia_setup()
julia
engine in Rnw
files.JuliaCall
in rtichoke
.JuliaCall
requires Julia 0.6 as Julia 0.5 is now
officially unmaintained.julia_setup()
any more, accelerate the startup time.julia_setup
.julia_setup()
fails to correctly load
libjulia.dll if JULIA_HOME is not in path on windows.julia_eval_string
.JuliaCall
RMarkdown engine. The display system
should work for all kinds of documents that RMarkdown supports.JuliaObject
, for more detail, see
github issue #15, issue #12 and #13 are related.JuliaObject
, and fix many small
bugs.fields
, field
and
field<-
function for JuliaObjects.JuliaObject
. It’s
lightweight, faster, and safer.plotsViewer()
, which
integrates better into R.JuliaCall
, like removing
deprecated functions.JuliaObject
, same Julia object could enter
julia_object_dict only once. And the display of JuliaObject
becomes better. Also every common types of Julia Object could be wrapped
by JuliaObject
.JuliaObject
type
return value instead of R Object.julia_call
interface.julia_eval_string
is deprecated in favor of
julia_eval
.JuliaObject
, which serves as a proxy in R for julia
object, which is the automatic conversion target when other choices are
not possible.julia_setup()
doesn’t need to be called first unless
you want to force julia to restart or you need to set the julia
path.julia.do_call
and julia_call
now accept
keyword arguments.JuliaCall
works in Jupyter R notebook.JuliaCall
works in R Markdown. The display system
currently only work for html document. When there is no
return from julia function and there is a need to display, a div with
class=‘JuliaDisplay’ will be inserted into the html document with the
corresponding content.JuliaCall
.JuliaCall
is more consistent with julia.NEWS.md
file to track changes to the
package.julia_assign
which can assign a value to a name in
julia with automatic type conversion.julia_check
.julia_console
. Now there is a fully functional julia
repl in R terminal, and a usable julia console when you use IDE for
R.julia_setup
, there is an option whether or not to
use RCall.jl, RCall’s R REPL mode and rgui will be set correctly.julia_setup
for initial setup of
JuliaCall
.julia_eval_string
, julia_command
for
executing commands in julia.julia_do.call
and julia_call
for calling
functions in julia.julia_help
.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.