Here's a solution for Windows, for use with graphics::plot.
Using, Linux and grid or ggplot2, may require some modification.
(However, I assuming the modifications would be easy to make).
You can create a file, say quasi_interactive.r
quasi_interactive.r
#for use with windows only
options
It is possible to produce interactive-style plots, while running
scripts from the terminal.
(Or at least, it was, because I've done before).
Can I verify, ***which OS*** are you using...???
I'm offsite now.
If you're using Windows or Linux, I can check later.
(If no one else posts the answer, tha
> An integrated development environment will allow you to concentrate on
> learning R
> rather on the mechanics of running R in a
> non-standard environment.
Oh my gosh...
The terminal emulator is not a non-standard environment.
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R-help@r-project.org
Thanks a lot you guys,
you all were right; I used most of your suggestions as part of the solution.
It is a considerable effort to get persistent plots when running an R
script.
The problem is even when I open an interface with X11() it closes
immediately afterwards, when the script is done execu
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