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2 messages · Marta Rufino, Thomas Lumley

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Hello,

Sorry about the last email, I just found the shortcutkey for sending, by
mistake :-(
OK. I am a windows user and I wanted to instal emacs. However, went to
speak with the information staf on the institut and they told me that that
is a bit problematic sometimes, and that there is a free soft that could do
a very similar job which is crimson...
This is like a note pad, but highlights the syntax and can open R and tell
it to execute stuff... I am really happy with it, and I wanted to share it
with you.
(some day I will still try emacs)
OK, Crimson can be downloaded free in 
www.crimsoneditor.com
 
It is really small (fits a flopy disk). After install you just fill in the
menu 
tools < configure usertools :
menu text: R-batch
# this is just the directory where you have your R in batch
Command: C:\Archivos de programa\R\rw1060\bin\Rterm.exe
Argument: --vanilla < $(FileName) 
Initial dir: $(FileDir)

And that is it... really simple. To do this you have to be able to use your
R in batch mode. I have started creating a syntax colour code for this
program (it is realy simple to do it...just asci file)... 
and I was wondering, does anyone know where can I get a complete list of
the R functions? What about separated by packages?
Is there a similar file (of syntax highlighting) from emacs that I can
copy/see? BEcause I think it would be nice to have the same colour scheme...
If anyone wants my syntax highlight send me an email.
If we manage to put this working propertly, I will try to do a proper
manual...

Thank you for your attention and your help in advance,

Marta
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Marta Rufino

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On Thu, 5 Dec 2002, Marta Rufino wrote:

            
No (since it depends on what packages you have).  However,
  allnames<-lapply(grep("package:",search()),function(i) ls(pos=i))
will return the names of all the base functions and functions in loaded
packages, sorted by package.

There is also a file indexing the installed help pages in
doc/html/search/index.txt
All functions should appear somewhere in an "Aliases" line in this file,
but some non-functions will also appear.
Emacs doesn't do it by knowing all the functions but rather by knowing
what functions look like.

	-thomas