Hi again,
Peter Kleiweg wrote:
> To me, it does not make sense. When I have to work with
> something like Word, I am intimidated by lots of buttons with
> cryptic icons, with menus and submenus I can't make heads or
> tails of, the program doing weird things with my text I don't
> understand. A si
Hi Peter and everyone,
[Hmmm, didn't I say I was not really interested in spending time getting
into these discussions anymore? Oh well, I can't help myself. ;-) ]
> Why would you want a GUI for something like R in the first
> place? It is a programming language. That is its force. Nothing
> bea
Hi,
One point I forgot to make last time is that I'm a big fan of prototyping.
I have almost no experience whatsoever in Java Swing, but there are
plenty of people in the R community who do - e.g. Simon Urbanek and the
JGR team. In the past, I have had trouble finding any elegant prototypes
(e.g
Hi Philippe and everyone else,
As you know, I have certainly spent some time thinking about R-GUIs, and
developing some R-Tcl/Tk GUIs - limmaGUI and affylmGUI (available from
Bioconductor). I have also spent some time wishing we could use a GUI
toolkit with a more modern look and feel. Hence I h
Duncan,
>> Seth - Thanks for suggesting valgrind. I tried it out, and it correctly
>> told me that memory leakage was not the problem (although I didn't
>> believe it at first).
>
> Is there a version of valgrind that works in Windows now, or did you do
> this test somewhere else?
>
> Duncan Murd
Thanks very much to Uwe, Duncan and Seth (who replied off the list).
Uwe - That section of the R for Windows FAQ was very useful - thanks!
Sorry I posted a question involving C/Fortran to R-Help.
Duncan - Thanks for all the useful info. I've bookmarked the pages you
sent me.
Seth - Thanks for
