Renjin - how to use values generated in java
java, jri, r, renjin
Solution
You can concatenate the variable into the string as a literal, as I posted in the comment:
engine.eval("tmp<-c(" + x + ", 4)");
This works because (I'm assuming) the engine needs to evaluate literal expressions (with number values instead of variable), and the above expression essentially passes `tmp<-c(7, 4)` through concatenation (combination) of the strings and integer value. I would try also first running a command to store a variable and then reference it, ie:
engine.eval(x <- 7);
Then try your original expression. I'm not familiar with Renjin, though, so it's a bit of a shot in the dark.
Problem
I'm using renjin and I'm trying to use values I generated in the java code with the r-code, for instance: ``` int x = 7; try { engine.eval("tmp<-c(x, 4)"); engine.eval("print(tmp)"); } catch (ScriptException ex) { ; } ``` However, this does not work, as the engine apparently cannot work with x. Is there an easy way to solve this?