On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, Simon Urbanek wrote:
On Feb 26, 2004, at 11:58 AM, Marsland, John wrote:
Is you project based upon the SJava package, because we have had lots
of
problems with the callback interface?
No, we are not using SJava for obvious reasons. I tried hard to fix it,
but
Chris Jackson wrote:
I've been using the graphapp stuff that's already there, which is out of
date, and not very tidy or flexible, but it does this (simple) job.
CodeMax sounds nice for code editing, but wouldn't there be a problem
with using proprietary tools to develop R? I see they allow you
Simon Urbanek wrote:
On Feb 26, 2004, at 11:58 AM, Marsland, John wrote:
Is you project based upon the SJava package, because we have had lots of
problems with the callback interface?
No, we are not using SJava for obvious reasons. I tried hard to fix it,
but for some platforms that is
Simon Urbanek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone here use JEdit? I had a really quick look at it and it
looks like a copy of Emacs ... which is a pity, because one could do
much better with Java ;).
No one can do better than Emacs.
Re auto-completion: auto-completing keywords is ok, but
On Feb 26, 2004, at 11:58 AM, Marsland, John wrote:
Is you project based upon the SJava package, because we have had lots
of
problems with the callback interface?
No, we are not using SJava for obvious reasons. I tried hard to fix it,
but for some platforms that is impossible w/o complete
Peter Dalgaard wrote:
Chris Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
editor. I think it would be a good selling point if the equivalent
existed for R, without the need to use an external editor (or a hack
in Tcl/Tk).
Why is that a hack? I really must object.
Tcl/Tk is a GUI framework with a
Simon,
That's very interesting, but as you know Java installation can be quite
problematic. (It looks like the current Sun JVM 1.4.2_03 has several
issues, including not working with the R search engine, and a warning on
mozilla.org about its Windows plugin.)
We bundled a version of Tcl/Tk
On Feb 25, 2004, at 4:52 PM, Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
That's very interesting, but as you know Java installation can be quite
problematic. (It looks like the current Sun JVM 1.4.2_03 has several
issues, including not working with the R search engine, and a warning
on
mozilla.org about its
Philippe Grosjean wrote:
Chris,
I don't know what you already did or not, but there is an excellent starting
basis for an editor, and it is independent from graphapp, very powerful, and
very easy to use (and stable!), it is called CodeMax
(http://www.winmain.com). There is both a dll and a COM
I do not see that as a problem; I've had reasonable luck running SJava
visualization code from Orca and ROrca remotely (over 1000bT), and VNC
works as well for that, but you are right, have to pay attention to
screen color depth.
Now whether SJava can be used for a stable system is a completely
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