See ?Startup for how to do this via .Rprofile or etc/Rprofile.site.
The answer to your second question is that RGui is not written in tcltk
(can't you tell from the speed with which it works?), but there are
documented R functions for you to add menu items, such as winMenuAdd.
(I do wonder how you missed these in the searches for help, as all the
terms I tried found the answers.)
On Fri, 24 Feb 2006, javier garcia-pintado wrote:
Yes.
It would be nice and useful to save the users the task of loading the
source R-TcltK code everytime they start up R. Because, in principle they
are going to use R just for this. But the R GUI must remains open
Javier
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El Viernes, 24 de Febrero de 2006 16:39, Frank Samuelson escribiÂó:
Do you need the user to interact with the Rgui after the code has run?
-Frank
Javier Garcia-Pintado wrote:
Hello;
I'm now using mainly R for windows, mainly because I'm writing a
tcl/Tk interface for some people, and I've got two questions. I'm an
absolute beginner with tctk or tcktk use under the R GUI.
1) Is it posible to create a shorcut that launchs the R GUI and
automatically reads the "source code" of the tcl/tk script to also
launch the tcltk interface?
2) Is the RGUI programmed with tcltk? In this case, is it possible
for an user like me to create a menu entry at the R GUI to call the
source code in this R/tcl/Tk script?
Any of the two options would be very good for us.
Thanks and best regards,
Javier