Uses of Interface
org.nuiton.j2r.REngine

Packages that use REngine

org.nuiton.j2r
org.nuiton.j2r.jni
org.nuiton.j2r.net
org.nuiton.j2r.types

Uses of REngine in org.nuiton.j2r

Classes in org.nuiton.j2r that implement REngine

class	REngineAbstract Abstract REngine that provides utility R methods (such as clear session, set working directory, import data, ...) for all R engines.
class	RProxy This class allows to initialize a REngine without knowing which implementation is chosen.

Uses of REngine in org.nuiton.j2r.jni

Classes in org.nuiton.j2r.jni that implement REngine

class

RJniEngine RJniEngine.java Created: 22 aout 2006

Uses of REngine in org.nuiton.j2r.net

Classes in org.nuiton.j2r.net that implement REngine

class

RNetEngine This class represents the network engine to access R.

Uses of REngine in org.nuiton.j2r.types

Fields in org.nuiton.j2r.types declared as REngine

protected REngine

REXPAbstract.engine

Methods in org.nuiton.j2r.types that return REngine

REngine

REXPAbstract.getEngine() Method to get the engine used by the REXP

Methods in org.nuiton.j2r.types with parameters of type REngine

void	REXPAbstract.setEngine(REngine engine) Method to set the engine used by the REXP.

Constructors in org.nuiton.j2r.types with parameters of type REngine

RDataFrame(REngine engine)
Constructor

RDataFrame(REngine engine, List<String> names, List<String> rowNames, List<List<?>> data, String variable)
Constructor

RDataFrame(REngine engine, Object[] datatypes, int y)
Constructor

RDataFrame(REngine engine, String[] names, String[] rowNames, List<List<? extends Object>> data, String variable)
Constructor, used for autoconversion from rexp to data.frame.

RList(List<String> names, List<Object> data, REngine engine, String variable)
Create the RList with parameters and initialize it in R.

RList(REngine engine)
Create a default RList linked to a R engine (the List is not initialized in R.)

RList(String[] names, List<Object> data, REngine engine, String variable)
Create the RList with parameters and initialize it in R.