On Sun, 15 Feb 2009, greggal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello!
I'm using Mac OS X 10.4.11 on a G4.
I use the "R" command, straight from a terminal, because the "GUI" is
slower, and I've never liked GUIs anyway.
I tried to set up my environment to use the vi editor, but it always
tries to save it in wierd things like this:
"/private/tmp/RtmpWIhhuo/41a7" 13L, 161C written
Sure I can "cp" it from that to my R directory, but that just seems wrong.
Anybody know what the "proper" way of editing and saving R source
is?(Preferably from the Darwin command line.)
See http://ess.r-project.org/
You can run ESS in a terminal window (emacs -nw, I think) or you can
install a Mac-ified emacs called Aquamacs that preserves a lot of Mac
keybindings (some of which I 'disable' to prevent errant keystrokes from
borking my session). Aquamacs has ESS installed and has some buttons and
pull down menus that let you access ESS capabilities - saving you from
having to do much study before trying it out.
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Also try
RSiteSearch('Mac editor')
at the R prompt to get threads about which editor to use.
HTH,
Chuck
Thanks,
Gregg Allen
Self-employed Techno-Geek/Slave
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