hi everyone, I am writing R with textmate2.0 on my mac book. Today when I want to add a progress bar in a loop, i find the textmate bundle fails to "print" or "cat" anything until the loop is completed. I search for this problem in Google and some says that this is because the "buffers output" setting of R and can be solved by unchoosing Rconsole->Misc->buffered output. However, doesn't anyone notice that the Mac OS R even doesn't have this "buffered output" option? I have tried the flush.console() but it doesn't work, neither. Anyone has get into such a problem and can give me a help?
how to turn off "buffered output" in R mac os?
2 messages · qixiang, Berend Hasselman
On 06-07-2013, at 16:26, qixiang <qixiang109 at gmail.com> wrote:
hi everyone, I am writing R with textmate2.0 on my mac book. Today when I want to add a progress bar in a loop, i find the textmate bundle fails to "print" or "cat" anything until the loop is completed. I search for this problem in Google and some says that this is because the "buffers output" setting of R and can be solved by unchoosing Rconsole->Misc->buffered output. However, doesn't anyone notice that the Mac OS R even doesn't have this "buffered output" option? I have tried the flush.console() but it doesn't work, neither. Anyone has get into such a problem and can give me a help?
This is not a matter for the R-help list. It belongs on the TextMate-Users mailing list. Berend
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