NAME
Statistics::RserveClient - An Rserve Client library for the R statistics platform.
SYNOPSIS
use Statistics::RserveClient;
my $cnx = new Statistics::RserveClient::Connection($server);
my @result = $cnx->evalString("x='Hello, world!'; x");
DESCRIPTION
Rserve provides a network server interface to the R statistical platform. The Statistics::RserveClient package provides a Perl client library to enable interaction with Rserve from within Perl applications.
Using RserveClient, your Perl application can pass strings to Rserve for evaluation by R. The results are returned as Perl objects.
USAGE
use Statistics::RserveClient::Connection;
my $cnx = new Statistics::RserveClient::Connection($server);
my @result = $cnx->evalString("x='Hello, world!'; x");
BUGS
This library does not yet support the full rserve protocol. For example, long packets are not supported.
SUPPORT
AUTHOR
Djun M. Kim
CPAN ID: DJUNKIM
Cielo Systems Inc. / UBC Statistics
info@cielosystems.com
http://github.org/djun-kim/Statistics--RserveClient/wiki
COPYRIGHT
This program is free software licensed under the...
The General Public License (GPL)
Version 2, June 1991
The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module.
SEE ALSO
perl(1).
rserve: (http://www.rforge.net/Rserve/)
R project: http://r-project.org
debug()
Usage : debug("This is a debug message;");
Purpose : Prints a string to the debugging output stream.
Argument : A string to be output to the debug stream.
buf2str()
Usage : buf2str(\@buf);
Purpose : Takes a (reference to) a given array and returns a string representation
Argument : A reference to an array.
Returns : A string representation of the given array.
Comments : Utility routine, intended to help printing debugging output.