Dear R-Mac,
I am using Mac OX 10.3 and I have Emacs+ESS installed.
I try to find difference b/w two script files. I appreciate it if you could
kindly tell me how do I achieve it, either by some kind of Mac applications or
command in R. I did see someone running a statement on Unix.
For the BBEdit/TextWrangler users.
If you do not use it already, you may find the following Applescript
helpful:
set selectedText to selection as string
tell application "R"
activate
cmd selectedText
end tell
It is very basic but it works. If you write some R code in BBEdit you
Use the application diff from the shell
diff -c file1.R file2.R
D.
Hai Lin wrote:
> Dear R-Mac,
>
> I am using Mac OX 10.3 and I have Emacs+ESS installed.
>
> I try to find difference b/w two script files. I appreciate it if you
> could kindly tell me how do I achieve it, either
On 12/30/05 3:29 AM, "Duncan Temple Lang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Use the application diff from the shell
>
> diff -c file1.R file2.R
>
> D.
>
>
> Hai Lin wrote:
>> Dear R-Mac,
>>
>> I am using Mac OX 10.3 and I have Emacs+ESS installed.
>>
>> I try to find difference b/w
On 29 Dec 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I try to find difference b/w two script files. I appreciate it if
> you could kindly tell me how do I achieve it, either by some kind of
> Mac applications or command in R. I did see someone running a
> statement on Unix.
Since you are using Emacs already
Kevin,
On Dec 29, 2005, at 3:45 PM, Hai Lin wrote:
> I am using Mac OX 10.3 and I have Emacs+ESS installed.
>
> I try to find difference b/w two script files. I appreciate it if
> you could kindly tell me how do I achieve it, either by some kind
> of Mac applications or command in R. I
