Hi Pierre,
The easiest way to keep the window open is to prevent the script from
exiting until you are done with the display. This can be
accomplished by something like:
r.readline("Press <Enter> to exit: ")
-Greg
On Jun 7, 2007, at 10:24AM , pierre ratinaud wrote:
> I all,
> sorry if this is a noob question but i can't find an answer for this.
> Is there a way to keep a rgl window open when it has been called by
> rpy ?
> for example, this code:
>
> r('plot3d.ca(mydata)')
>
> works in a python interpreter but in a python script, the window is
> shown and quit when the script is finished.
> So, i was wondering if there's a python or an R instruction to keep
> this
> window open and active.
> I use R 2.4.1 whith python 2.5.1 under ubuntu feisty.
> Thanks in advance and please, excuse my english :)
>
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