There are three different data editors, so you will need to start by
telling us your OS (and the other details asked for in the posting
guide).
But this is really an R-devel question, and that is where offers to
work on this (or to sponsor such work) should be posted.
As the author of one version and of a major revision of another, I
have no interest in touching the code again.
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009, Simon Pickett wrote:
Hi all,
I've used R for basic programming and data management for a few
years now. One of the things that I think could be improved is the
data editor.
Its a great feature and I use it alot by calling edit(data.frame);
very useful to see if what you tried to do actually worked.
However, one of the annoying things about it is that when you scroll
down the window it doesnt show you all the data (for a large data
frame), just subsets of it.
It would also be quite useful if the width of the columns could be
adjusted or didnt default to the size of the name of the column.
(since the names might often be very big if the data frame was
created using a function). Side-ways scrolling is quite "jerky" too.
Just wondered if this was on anyone else's wish list?
Simon.
Dr. Simon Pickett
Research Ecologist
Land Use Department
Terrestrial Unit
British Trust for Ornithology
The Nunnery
Thetford
Norfolk
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