I transfer an issue related to memory leak about rstoolbox HOT 7 CLOSED

This is not directly an RStoolbox issue but results from importing the rgeos package, which in turn has this memory leak. However, since you won't load rgeos or RStoolbox millions of times during your session I don't think this is an important issue.

To strip your example down to the core for future reference:
R -d "valgrind --leak-check=full --show-reachable=yes" -e 'library(rgeos)'
and
R -d "valgrind --leak-check=full --show-reachable=yes" -e 'library(RStoolbox)'

will both report
definitely lost: 1,096 bytes in 1 blocks

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Of course, feel free to report this upstream, i.e. at rgeos
Thanks for your report anyways.

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Hi

Thanks for all the information

What I do not understand is why you mention rgeos. Do you mean rgeos is
loaded when we call RStoolbox ?

Sorry for asking you this but I am a bit newbie in this kind of stuff

Best

Mathieu
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Of course, feel free to report this upstream, i.e. at rgeos
Thanks for your report anyways.

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rgeos is imported by RStoolbox, which means its functions are available internally for RStoolbox, i.e. inside the RStoolbox namespace but are not available globally, i.e. to you. Thus, if you want to use rgeos, you'd still call library(rgeos) yourself (this is called attaching the package to the global search path).

If you look at the DESCRIPTION file of any package you see all packages which are imported fully or partially under IMPORTS. Contrastingly, everything that's listed under DEPENDS behaves as if you would call library(package) yourself.

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Ok thanks I understand now

Thanks for the awesome package

I used it to make a script that with spgrass, rgeos also, detects all the
blue pixels on RGB topo maps so as to extract rivers as vectors and feed an
inventory of rivers subject to water policies. It will be useful for the
national french agencies who depend from the Ministry of Ecology, for whom
I work
Le 4 févr. 2016 19:48, "Benjamin Leutner" [email protected] a
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rgeos is imported by RStoolbox, which means its functions are available
internally for RStoolbox, i.e. inside the RStoolbox namespace but are
not available globally, i.e. to you. Thus, if you want to use rgeos, you'd
still call library(rgeos) yourself (this is called attaching the
package to the global search path).

If you look at the DESCRIPTION file of any package you see all packages
which are imported fully or partially under IMPORTS. Contrastingly,
everything that's listed under DEPENDS behaves as if you would call
library(package) yourself.

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Hi @bleutner and @datagistips
I am the person who brought Valgrind into all of this. While you two were discussing about RStoolbox, the rgeos' maintainer and I was having some argument on how to resolve the issue Matthieu had. I made the bits available in the original thread. They are wrote mainly in English.
So even Benjamin might be interested to take a look at them. I am assuming French is not a language you, Benjamin, don't use to speak/read, all my bad if I am wrong.
The URL: http://www.developpez.net/forums/d1564087/autres-langages/autres-langages/r/rscript-batch-e-accent-aigue/#post8524546
Cheers,
Eric.

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Hi Eric,

thanks for letting me know. I've got no clue about what went wrong with this locale switching, so I'm glad updating solved it.

Indeed, my rusty French will only buy me some bread, but not much more ;-)

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