Dear R-users,
Thanks to Roger Bivand, it appears that the real problem is coming from the
way R talks to X11 under cygwin. Both other invocations of Rterm, either in
a bash window without Xwindow capability or from the DOS command, work just
fine.
Rterm breaks down every time it is invoked from
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004, Dewez Thomas wrote:
Dear R-users,
Thanks to Roger Bivand, it appears that the real problem is coming from the
way R talks to X11 under cygwin. Both other invocations of Rterm, either in
a bash window without Xwindow capability or from the DOS command, work just
fine.
Dewez Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
+ Rterm dies when hitting return after correcting typos
the error message then is:
---
Error: syntax error
Execution halted
---
This suggests that Rterm is by-passing fvwm2 and the X11 environment to talk
to windows directly. This is also probably
Rterm under cygwin, no possiblity to delete
characters
Thomas,
Yes and no. I'm refering to
http://grass.itc.it/grass50/binary/windows_cygnus/wingrass_generic/
which appears to have stopped at 5.0.2. Subsequent Cygwin
compiles: 5.0.3,
5.3, and 5.7 all require an X-server for the d
On Fri, Jul 30, 2004 at 11:37:32AM +0200, Dewez Thomas wrote:
Dear R-users,
Thanks to Roger Bivand, it appears that the real problem is coming from the
way R talks to X11 under cygwin. Both other invocations of Rterm, either in
a bash window without Xwindow capability or from the DOS
Dear Brian,
You have to call Rterm.exe *from a command shell*. `cygwin' is not a
command shell, but a collection of tools that provides
several such. So
we can only guess at what you are using.
Rterms runs satisfactorily in many shells (I use tcsh, others
use Cygwin
bash ...).
You have to call Rterm.exe *from a command shell*. `cygwin' is not a
command shell, but a collection of tools that provides several such. So
we can only guess at what you are using.
Rterms runs satisfactorily in many shells (I use tcsh, others use Cygwin
bash ...). This is all described in
Hi. I used to run R under Cygwin for quite some time, but after, I think, R
v1.8.1 or so, the problems started to show up. There has been some
discussion about (recent) problems running R under Cygwin. Once problem was
for instance that hitting Ctrl-C in R running Cygwin would bring you into a
