[Rpy] Console output from rpy2

Hi Laurent, I am investigating the possibility of switching our application from rpy to rpy2. I came across this statement in the rpy2 docs (http://rpy.sourceforge.net/rpy2/doc/html/overview.html): "Win32 versions are still lacking some of the functionalities in the UNIX-alike versions, mos

Re: [Rpy] call for feedback: enhanced rpy2 api: 'rnumpy'

On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 11:54 PM, Laurent Gautier wrote: > I have not been using ipython for quite some time, and therefore did not > think of using its features (I was expecting to have a complete > implementation to do). Yeah, there are probably more interesting ways to spend time than reimplem

Re: [Rpy] R console: long output

> >> What seems ideal to me would be a way to grab the R console output one > >> line at a time rather than all at once so I can just append those lines > >> individually to my gtk text buffer. I can easily do this for a specific > >> task, such as only for a data.frame, programmatically break it a

Re: [Rpy] Console output from rpy2

Jason Roberts wrote: > Hi Laurent, > > > > I am investigating the possibility of switching our application from rpy > to rpy2. I came across this statement in the rpy2 docs > (http://rpy.sourceforge.net/rpy2/doc/html/overview.html): > > > > "Win32 versions are still lacking some of the fu

Re: [Rpy] proposal: new interface to R_tryEval

Nathaniel Smith wrote: > I'd like to propose that we add a new low-level API to R_tryEval to > rpy2.rinterface. This would be lower-level than the existing > .__call__, .rcall methods, and have the following parts: > * rpy2.rinterface.tryEval (or whatever): a function that takes an > expression rin

Re: [Rpy] Console output from rpy2

I have spent some time looking over the code you mention. Is the main difficulty figuring out how to deal with the signal handlers so that Ctrl-C is properly handled? Jason -Original Message- From: Laurent Gautier [mailto:lgaut...@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 4:28 PM To: Jaso

Re: [Rpy] Console output from rpy2

Jason Roberts wrote: > I have spent some time looking over the code you mention. Is the main > difficulty figuring out how to deal with the signal handlers so that Ctrl-C > is properly handled? The main issue with callbacks not working is the fact that the embeddedR must be initialized a specific