Step1 In Object Browser (of Revo R Ent), right-click the bioconductor
package under "Packages Loaded", and then click Unload Package.
Step2 In Object Browser (of Revo R Ent), right-click the bioconductor
package under "Packages Installed", and then click Unload Package.
Step3 Close the R's GUI (in my example:Revo R Ent).
Step4 (For Revo R Ent users) Delete the .xml file:
C:\Users\User\Documents\Revolution\32_7.3\PackageXMLs\bioconductor.xml
The file bioconductor.xml (related with v1.4.2) has the duty of the functions of bioconductor 1.4.2
to be processed in R's GUI.
Step5 Get your library location via:
.libPaths()
[1] "C:/Revolution/R-Enterprise-7.3/R-3.1.1/library"
Step6 Delete the folder of bioconductor
package from Windows Explorer in the library location.
(Now, you got rid of bioconductor
1.4.2)
Step7 Open Revo R Enterprise. Install bioconductor
package version 1.2.14:
Install - Install Packages from Local Zip Files...- Select .zip of bioconductor
1.2.14 - OK.
Now, bioconductor
folder (related with 1.2.14) is listed in your library location.
Step8 library(bioconductor) # Now, bioconductor v. 1.2.14 works in your R's GUI.
(For Revo R Ent users) The new file bioconductor.xml
(related with v1.2.14) are created in C:\Users\User\Documents\Revolution\32_7.3\PackageXMLs
Even if you close Revo R Ent, this .xml file sustains in the PackageXMLs folder to act as bufferly.
Though I gave the solution for "Revolution R Enterprise" GUI for R, the solution mechanism is the same for other R's GUIs.