dlgPolynomials: adding r code to the dialog

[Lunalo]

Replicate working

[dannyparsons]

Is NumberOfPerColumn an integer? If so then you should replace the text box with a numeric up down.

[dannyparsons]

You've called this pull request dlgPolynomials, but this is not included and there are 2 other dialogs in here. Did you mean to do that?

[Lunalo]

Hey Danny,

I will fix it to accommodate integer:
The last one is dlgPermute. Sorry for that

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John Ong'ala Lunalo|| Kenyatta University Alumnus||
Volunteer, African Maths Initiative||
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On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 12:39 PM, Danny Parsons [email protected]
wrote:

You've called this pull request dlgPolynomials, but this is not included
and there are 2 other dialogs in here. Did you mean to do that?

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[Lunalo]

Hi Danny,

I have checked in r and set.seed() is working with decimals. So, I have
only replaced for "n" which seems to only work with integers

Thanks

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John Ong'ala Lunalo|| Kenyatta University Alumnus||
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Tel: +254701519572, +254786438572

On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 12:59 PM, John Lunalo [email protected]
wrote:

Hey Danny,

I will fix it to accommodate integer:
The last one is dlgPermute. Sorry for that

Regards,
John Ong'ala Lunalo|| Kenyatta University Alumnus||
Volunteer, African Maths Initiative||
Email Address :[email protected]
Tel: +254701519572, +254786438572

On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 12:39 PM, Danny Parsons [email protected]
wrote:

You've called this pull request dlgPolynomials, but this is not included
and there are 2 other dialogs in here. Did you mean to do that?

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[dannyparsons]

John, you didn't read my comment carefully:
"It should be an integer (although a non integer will not give an error). To keep it simple I think we use a numeric up down here as well."

I didn't say it only works for integers, I said we use make sure it is an integer in the dialog. And the reason is from the R help.
See the R help for set.seed:

seed: a single value, interpreted as an integer

So yes, it does work with decimal numbers, but it is meant to be an integer, and if you give a decimal, it interprets it as an integer. Therefore I think we should only allow integers to be entered.

It's great that you went to R to see how the function works, but you also need to read the help carefully to understand the meaning of each parameter.

[Lunalo]

Thanks for that Clarification Danny

On 2/19/16, Danny Parsons [email protected] wrote:

John, you didn't read my comment carefully:
"It should be an integer (although a non integer will not give an
error). To keep it simple I think we use a numeric up down here as well."

I didn't say it only works for integers, I said we use make sure it is an
integer in the dialog. And the reason is from the R help.
See the R help for set.seed:

seed: a single value, interpreted as an integer

So yes, it does work with decimal numbers, but it is meant to be an integer,
and if you give a decimal, it interprets it as an integer. Therefore I think
we should only allow integers to be entered.

It's great that you went to R to see how the function works, but you also
need to read the help carefully to understand the meaning of each
parameter.

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Volunteer, African Maths Initiative||
Email Address :[email protected]
Tel: +254701519572, +254786438572

[Lunalo]

hi Danny,

I have made those changes.

Thanks

Regards,
John Ong'ala Lunalo|| Kenyatta University Alumnus||
Volunteer, African Maths Initiative||
Email Address :[email protected]
Tel: +254701519572, +254786438572

On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 2:09 PM, John Lunalo [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for that Clarification Danny

On 2/19/16, Danny Parsons [email protected] wrote:

John, you didn't read my comment carefully:
"It should be an integer (although a non integer will not give an
error). To keep it simple I think we use a numeric up down here as
well."

I didn't say it only works for integers, I said we use make sure it is an
integer in the dialog. And the reason is from the R help.
See the R help for set.seed:

seed: a single value, interpreted as an integer

So yes, it does work with decimal numbers, but it is meant to be an
integer,
and if you give a decimal, it interprets it as an integer. Therefore I
think
we should only allow integers to be entered.

It's great that you went to R to see how the function works, but you also
need to read the help carefully to understand the meaning of each
parameter.

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#872 (comment)

Regards,
John Ong'ala Lunalo|| Kenyatta University Alumnus||
Volunteer, African Maths Initiative||
Email Address :[email protected]
Tel: +254701519572, +254786438572