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List:       bioconductor
Subject:    [BioC] How to download package bundles?
From:       "Peter Baker (CMIS, St Lucia)" <Peter.Baker () csiro ! au>
Date:       2004-07-28 7:49:17
Message-ID: Pine.LNX.4.58.0407031812240.9876 () mis-bayes-sl ! sl ! csiro ! au
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Hi

I simply want to download Win32 sources at work for a home machine. My
work machine is a linux box with Bioconductor installed

Just wondering why this doesn't work

> library(reposTools)
> rep22 <- repositories(recurse = TRUE)
and I then select the windows repository

I can download a single package, eg

> download.packages2("edd",repEntry=rep22,type="Win32")
Note: destDir parameter missing, using current directory
[1] "Attempting to download edd from \
http://www.bioconductor.org/repository/release1.4/package/Win32" [1] "Download \
complete." [1] "/home/baker/tmp/R-forhome/edd_1.4.0.zip"
> 

but when I try and download all packages I get

> download.packages2(repEntry=rep22,type="Win32") Note: destDir parameter missing, \
> using current directory
Note: pkgs parameter missing, downloading all packages in repository
character(0)
> 

and nothing happens.

Alternatively, is there an easy way to get a vector of package
listings and define all packages explicitly. Its not obvious to me how
to do this e.g.

> rep22@repdatadesc
      pkgs                 vers   types
 [1,] AnnBuilder           1.4.2  Source, Win32
 [2,] Biobase              1.4.15 Win32
 [3,] Biostrings           1.0.0  Win32
 ................... 75 other packages deleted

> rep22@repdatadesc["pkgs"]
[[1]]
NULL

> 

Comments welcome

Thanks

Peter

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CSIRO Mathematical & Information Sciences, Queensland Bioscience Precinct
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