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
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 to exit: ")
-Greg
On Jun 7, 2007, at 10:24AM , pierre ratinaud wrote:
> I all,
> sorry if this is
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
