Christof, It may not be what you're asking for, but I enjoy using SubEthaEdit for creating R code. It is a nice text processor and there is user contributed plugin which enables R syntax highlighting. It does mean that you have to cut and paste your code into the R-GUI or Source your text files. The program can be downloaded at the CodingMonkeys website: http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/ To add R syntax highlighting follow the developers link and download the "R/S-Plus" mode. This should be placed within the application's Mode folder (Control+Click > Show Package Contents > Contents/Resources/Modes) Matthew
Editor for R cocoa GUI?
2 messages · Matthew Fero, Rob Goedman
Or you can use AppleScript to link function keys to 'source selection to R' or 'source file to R' from within SubEthaEdit. With iKey that works really well. Rob
On Sep 9, 2004, at 11:32 AM, Matthew Fero wrote:
Christof, It may not be what you're asking for, but I enjoy using SubEthaEdit for creating R code. It is a nice text processor and there is user contributed plugin which enables R syntax highlighting. It does mean that you have to cut and paste your code into the R-GUI or Source your text files. The program can be downloaded at the CodingMonkeys website: http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/ To add R syntax highlighting follow the developers link and download the "R/S-Plus" mode. This should be placed within the application's Mode folder (Control+Click > Show Package Contents > Contents/Resources/Modes) Matthew
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