Hello,
I am very new to Python and I have long R scripts that I would like to run
under the Python Interpreter. The reason for this is because I will try to
construct a GUI using 'easygui' in Python. I read some of the the documentation
regarding the RPy module, but it implies to add a 'r' at the beginning of every
R function, plus the dot to underscore conversion in the names of the R
functions. Or maybe, what I am intending to do is not possible? I originally
built a GUI using Rtcltk, but easygui honors its name, and I need to add some
text manipulation also, which is much more intuitive to do in Python than R.
This is a diagram of what I would like to do:
GUI constructed with "easygui" --> this will retrieve pathfiles and user's
preferences (floating numbers and strings) --> The preceeding attributes will
feed the R scripts-->R scripts will generate pdf files with plots.
All this within the Python Interpreter, although I am suspecting that like the
name indicates, this is only a 'Python' interpreter, nothing else...
If you could orient me to where I can find documentation on what I would
like to do, I would appreciate it very much.
Thank you,
Judith
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