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You may not have set R_ HOME environment variable

Or you can see #796

As #754 says, r uses windows-1252(CP-1252) encoding for standard output on windows, and although #754 has been closed, it seems that rpy2 still uses utf-8 to read standard output, which...

You can try this ```python import rpy2 import rpy2.robjects as robjects if __name__ == '__main__': text = "áèîõüçñ".encode('unicode_escape').decode() print(text) # \xe1\xe8\xee\xf5\xfc\xe7\xf1 in python text2 = "áèîõüçñ" print(text2) # áèîõüçñ in...

> A bit complicated for my understanding, but thanks a lot for your answer. > > I guess for now I must stick to Linux in order to use rpy2....

After some research I learned that after r4.2.0 r uses utf-8 as the internal encoding. But even with r4.2.0, I still get encoding errors, which means that there is a...

I'm using embedded r on windows, if rpy2 wants to create r_home automatically, please provide a way to modify or disable the default r_home, especially since I have many r...

我有同样的问题

I also encountered this issue on macos.

We can probably fix it by adding the arch parameter to xcodebuild. ```shell Usage: xcodebuild [-project ] [[-target ]...|-alltargets] [-configuration ] [-arch ]... [-sdk [|]] [-showBuildSettings [-json]] [=]... []... ```...