Tcl/tk on OS X Jaguar

Dear all,

We want to use tcl/tk  (tk esp) on a Macintosh to simplify access to 
our R scripts. We have
the OS X and classic mac version of R (1.6) installed, but it 
doesn't seem to support tcl/tk.

I believe that's correct--or was at one time--perhaps the carbonized 
(not just classic) version now supports tcltk.

We then tried to install the OS X / Darwin version (1.5), but 
although we got a "installation
succesfully completed" message, we cannot find the R directories, 
binaries, etc.

You might as well go for the latest version, 1.6.2.

On my OS X Mac, I installed the Darwin R from source code, and the 
final step, the "make install" step, put things here

[322]% which R
/usr/local/bin/R

and here
[323]% ls /usr/local/lib/R
./           .DS_Store*   COPYING      COPYRIGHTS   NEWS         THANKS
  bin/         etc/         library/     share/      ../ 
AUTHORS      COPYING.LIB  FAQ          RESOURCES    afm/         doc/ 
include/
modules/

Question 1: Do we need the OS X specific version of R for tcl/tk support?
Question 2: How come the OS X version does not install?

It does install, but it took me several tries to get it right, the 
first time I did it.

We're running a Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) computer, with X11 installed 
and a Mac native tcl/tk.

Your fastest route to tcltk support is probably to get Jan's binaries from here
http://gifi.stat.ucla.edu/pub

I installed tcltk from fink (http://fink.sourceforge.net/) in order 
to get tcltk functionality in R, the R I built from sources. But 
check Jan's website first.

Thank you very much for your help.

--Fernando

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