Thanks all for your solutions.
I like the setup best where I startup an xserver connection and then
halting the script with readlines.
I want to write and run small scripts and that seems to me the nearest
to a leightweight solution to the problem in R.
Kind regards,
Felix
On 1/30/20 7:15 AM, Ab
> .prompt = function (pkg, fun)
> { fbody = character (1)
And I've already noticed a bug.
This isn't going too well...
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> I am using Linux and device X11 worked for me in the past. I will check
> your script later and tell you if it works.
The previous script isn't very good.
I've improved it.
The new version has been tested on Linux and Windows, and with lattice
and ggplot2.
I note that the script is more complex
On Tue, 28 Jan 2020 at 13:03, Felix Blind wrote:
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> I am using Linux and device X11 worked for me in the past. I will check
> your script later and tell you if it works.
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I am using R version 3.6.2 on ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS and the X11-device
when I make plot in the terminal works without prob
Thanks Abby,
I am using Linux and device X11 worked for me in the past. I will check
your script later and tell you if it works.
On 1/28/20 1:27 AM, Abby Spurdle wrote:
> Here's a solution for Windows, for use with graphics::plot.
> Using, Linux and grid or ggplot2, may require some modification.
Here's a solution for Windows, for use with graphics::plot.
Using, Linux and grid or ggplot2, may require some modification.
(However, I assuming the modifications would be easy to make).
You can create a file, say quasi_interactive.r
quasi_interactive.r
#for use with windows only
options
It is possible to produce interactive-style plots, while running
scripts from the terminal.
(Or at least, it was, because I've done before).
Can I verify, ***which OS*** are you using...???
I'm offsite now.
If you're using Windows or Linux, I can check later.
(If no one else posts the answer, tha
Thanks a lot you guys,
you all were right; I used most of your suggestions as part of the solution.
It is a considerable effort to get persistent plots when running an R
script.
The problem is even when I open an interface with X11() it closes
immediately afterwards, when the script is done execu
On 27/01/20 9:47 am, Sorkin, John wrote:
Felix, I suggest you consider using an IDE such as RStudio as you
develop and run R code. An integrated development environment will
allow you to concentrate on learning R rather on the mechanics of
running R in a non-standard environment.
I disagree.
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