If you want a GUI that only communicates with R, and is not created
within R, you can use Qt.
Startup R.exe using a QProcess and send ready formatted commands to the
background R.exe whan you activate a control (button, slider,..)
I find this works well if you want a "just click on the button
You can also look at:
- Journal of Statistical Software - dec 2010, vol 37, Issue 8 (for using
RGtk2)
- RNews vol. 6/4, october 2006 (for using tcltk)
Jonathan
On 20/05/2011 10:42, Rubén Roa wrote:
Check the PBSModelling package.
HTH
Rubén
I had a problem similar to this I think. Though I cannot remember the
symptoms.
Something to to with the lack of possible interaction with the console
as I was using R as a backend to a Qt interface.
To solve the problem I used the flag: '--ess'
(using '--vanilla' is also a good idea)
(cf Appe
ps of observations: number of miliseconds since begining).
I want to be able to find the the column index of the value X listed in
the matrix's first col.
The matrix is quite large, so the use of which(), or other similar
functions are not time efficient enough.
Thanks,
Regards,
Jonat
- (works for calculations but not
>> > enough for plots)
>> > -increasing the max usable memory (max-mem-size) - (no change)
>> > -increasing the size of the pointer protection stack (max-ppsize) - (no
>> > change)
>> > -deleting the u
s...
So if sombody could point out something, I would be greatfull.
Thanks,
Jonathan Gabris
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