I experience the same problem as reported by John, viz. when I am typing
something in TinnR, the text is inserted one character per line above the line
that I am amending. This can happen any moment while working, there seems to be
no real pattern in this behaviour.
There is no need however to close Tinn R and/or R. The temporary 'solution'
that works for me is to change the selection mode to line selection (even if it
was already line selection, but maybe changing to other selection mode helps
equally well), either through the menu or shft+ctrl+n. That reverts things back
to normal.
Cheers,
Paulo
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Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2008 19:23:55 +0000
From: "John C Frain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [R] Tinn-R not working well with latest R
To: "Farrel Buchinsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Pending the solution of the problem I use tinn-R as follows.
1) I make none of the recommended additions to the Rprofile.site file
2) I start tinn-R from the desktop and then load an r-file from my
working directory.
3) I then start R from the R| start preferred Rgui | menu in Tinn-R.
This has the effect of starting R in the work directory and any saved
data there will be loaded automatically.
I may be missing some functionality but I like the way it works. As
far as I can see this is not documented.
I do occasionally have a problem which i can not replicate at will but
which occurs occasionally. If I have the cursor in the middle of a
line containing an R command any attempt to insert some thing i=at the
cursor is inserted one character per line above the line that I am
amending. For example If I try to change
x -> a + b + c+ d + e to
x -> a + b123 + c + d + e
Tinn-R displays
1
2
3
x -> a + b + c + d + e
with the cursor staying after the b
To recover close Tinn-R and restart and the problem vanishes. Any suggestions
Best Regards
John
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