If gvarbrowser isn't quite to your liking, it isn't so hard to build your own
variable browser. This uses a slight modification of Petr's function and
wraps in a gWidgets interface. Modify his function to display what info you
want and add a handler to the tbl object to have some action associated
On Fri, Nov 23, 2012 at 6:44 AM, wampeh wrote:
> How do I get gvarbrowser to display only data.frame named, say "atab1" or
> "atab2" or "atab*"?
>
> Also, how do I turn off the selection pull down box?
>
Two remarks. If you hope to get an answer it would be a good idea to
CC John Verzani, maintain
How do I get gvarbrowser to display only data.frame named, say "atab1" or
"atab2" or "atab*"?
Also, how do I turn off the selection pull down box?
#I tried:
mydefaultclasses <- list("Data sets1"=c("data.frame") )
#
# Then
v <- gvarbrowser( container =gwindow("Object broser"),
gWidgets:
On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 3:04 AM, Petr PIKAL wrote:
> Hi
> I noticed that nobody answered your question yet so here is my try.
>
> If you want to see what objects are in your environment you can use ls()
> but its output is only names of objects. Here is a function I use a long
> time for checking
Thanks very much for your reply, Petr. That's a nice function.
Also, I found "gvarbrowser" function in package "gWidgest" is really a good
one. It's GUI and yet extendable.
library(gWidgets)
options(guiToolkit="RGtk2")
gvarbrowser(cont=gwindow("Object browser"))
I highly recommend to anyone who
Hi
I noticed that nobody answered your question yet so here is my try.
If you want to see what objects are in your environment you can use ls()
but its output is only names of objects. Here is a function I use a long
time for checking what objects are there, their type, size and possibly
rows c
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