That is a very nice interface, indeed!
What kind of HTML you used for this interface, it is looking different from
the normal.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 11:37 AM, Adrian Dușa <dusa.adr...@unibuc.ro> wrote:
> Oh, thanks Peter, good example for Mac, but indeed not working on Windows.
> For a completely cross-platform solution (that is, including Windows which
> is what Zahra wants), I believe shiny is the right tool.
>
> So Zahra, if you want to use shiny, you need to look at their own
> tutorials, step by step, and try to understand how it works.
> They have predefined tools to make "apps", which can be deployed either
> locally or on a web server. But you will be dependent on the available
> shiny toolkit.
> Otherwise, if you want to make a completely customized interface, you need
> to use a combination of R, HTML and Javascript.
>
> Take a look at the GUI from the QCAGUI package (download the sources, it's
> in the "inst" directory): it can read the local filesystem, import / export
> data, it does various data transformations and various QCA related analyses
> and graphs.
> Everything is highly customized, with drop-down menus and pop-up dialogs,
> including an output one which mimics the R console.
> To look at the interface, type:
>
> library(QCAGUI)
> runGUI()
>
> I hope it helps,
> Adrian
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