On Fri, 2 Oct 2015 11:41:02 +0200 jan <[email protected]> wrote: > Am 02.10.2015 um 10:58 schrieb Thomas Friedrichsmeier: > > Please test / look at it. > My connection is rather slow and barely does mail well at the moment, > so I don’t know when I can check this out :-(
If you don't mind a hackish solution, you can copy import_csv.xml, import_csv.rkh, and import_csv.js from https://phabricator.kde.org/diffusion/RKWARD/browse/master/rkward/plugins/00saveload/import/ to /usr/share/kde4/apps/rkward/00saveload/import (or whereever your RKWard plugins reside). > How is "read.table() default" different from the current "none"? (or > better worded, hos is it different from a "custom" (instead of > "none") setting, in which you just set your values, like discussed > above?) Well, there was another bug attached to this: read.table() is what you would have got, if you had been able to start the plugin with "Custom" preset (which used to be the way it was started, but we changed that to CSV for good reason, causing the regression). Changing back to "Custom" did / does not affect any settings. It does specify some an interesting set of defaults that should be easily accessible: - any whitespace as col sep - either " or ' as quoting chars - # denoting comments So, in fact those are five distinct presets, corresponding to five distinct R functions. Now the semantics of the "Custom" option may still hold some potential for surprise: Selecting any other option in the control changes some settings. Selection "Custom" does not affect any settings. In the new version it is essentially just an indicator that current settings do not correspond to one of the presets. Regards Thomas
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