Thanks to Romain, this is perfect -
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 8:05 PM, Romain Francois
wrote:
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> Le 27/05/10 09:48, Jamie Love a écrit :
>>
>> Thanks for the info,
>>
>> I'm happy to use the new httpd server that serves the help files -
>> that'd definitely help. My difficulty with this approach i
Le 27/05/10 09:48, Jamie Love a écrit :
Thanks for the info,
I'm happy to use the new httpd server that serves the help files -
that'd definitely help. My difficulty with this approach is that I'm
not sure how to get the URL -
Say for example I've done help.start(),
then I do:
help(plot)
i
Thanks for the info,
I'm happy to use the new httpd server that serves the help files -
that'd definitely help. My difficulty with this approach is that I'm
not sure how to get the URL -
Say for example I've done help.start(),
then I do:
help(plot)
it will redirect my web browser to the plot p
>> I've tried various ways to access the help as HTML since then, but
>> I've had no luck. I was wondering if anyone would be able to suggest
>> an approach where I could run 'help(plot)', and then take the
>> resulting .rd file and generate the necessary html help from it.
>>
>
> It's much more si
On May 26, 2010, at 4:51 PM, Jamie Love wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've been developing a little project for the past few months on R2.9.
> The project utilises RServe to access R over at tcp/ip connection.
>
> One feature of the project is to take R-Help and display it to the
> user through my own U
Hi all,
I've been developing a little project for the past few months on R2.9.
The project utilises RServe to access R over at tcp/ip connection.
One feature of the project is to take R-Help and display it to the
user through my own UI. In 2.9 this worked well as all the html help
was pre-generat
