Accessing local data frames with STATS GET R

[Andy W]

I'm having some trouble using the newer STATS GET R extension. It works fine and dandy for accessing external RData files, but when trying to grab a data frame in the local session I am getting an error. Example below:

**************************************************.
BEGIN PROGRAM R.
myDF <- data.frame(cbind(rnorm(10),rnorm(10)))
myDF
END PROGRAM.

STATS GET R FILE=* /GET DATAFRAME=myDF DATASET=Test.
**************************************************.

I subsequently get the error:

Error in dogetr(rfile = "*", dataframe = "myDF", dataset = "Test") :
  object '.globalEnv' not found

Any thoughts?

[Jon K Peck]

Get the latest version (1.0.2).  Fixed a typo.  I don't know why a similar scenario worked in my tests.


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I'm having some trouble using the newer STATS GET R extension. It works fine
and dandy for accessing external RData files, but when trying to grab a data
frame in the local session I am getting an error. Example below:

**************************************************.
BEGIN PROGRAM R.
myDF <- data.frame(cbind(rnorm(10),rnorm(10)))
myDF
END PROGRAM.

STATS GET R FILE=* /GET DATAFRAME=myDF DATASET=Test.
**************************************************.

I subsequently get the error:

Error in dogetr(rfile = "*", dataframe = "myDF", dataset = "Test") :
 object '.globalEnv' not found

Any thoughts?



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