Well, it makes it a lot easier to combine data from different ExpressionSets
that even can be based on different platforms into a new ExpressionSet. So I
thought of a "virtual array" that does only exist in silico. But I am open
to any new names for it :-D

2011/9/1 Martin Morgan <mtmorgan@fhcrc.org>

> On 09/01/2011 08:52 AM, Andreas Heider wrote:
>
>> Dear mailing list,
>> I have a working, installing archive of my virt.array package. It builds
>> just fine and spits just a couple of warnings when checked.
>> Should I submit it or first give it somebody else to try it?
>>
>> I'm quite new to R and Bioconductor, so please be kind :-D
>>
>
> Hi Andreas -- it's a good idea to road-test your package before submitting,
> so yes, get some colleagues to help. Also be sure to follow the Bioconductor
> guidelines, linked to on this page
>
>  http://bioconductor.org/**developers/<http://bioconductor.org/developers/>
>
> You'll want to address those warnings (and any other issues under R-devel)
> before submitting. For what it's worth, I'm not a fan of your package name,
> both the '.' in it and that it doesn't convey any real information  about
> what it does!
>
> Martin
>
>>
>> Greets, Andreas
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