Not really *named* regions, but an easy way to run portions of code
quickly in SciViews-K (http://www.sciviews.org/SciViews-K):
* R -> Run marked block (or Ctrl+Shift+M) runs code between two bookmarks,
* R -> Run function (or Ctrl+Shift+F) runs the code of the whole current
function (you may prefer R -> Source function in this particular case),
* R -> Run paragraph (or Ctrl+Shift+H) runs code in the current
paragraph ("paragraphs" are consecutives lines or R code separated from
other "paragraphs" by empty lines).
I will think at your proposal to include it in SciViews... It is very
interesting!
As a bonus, with the 'TODO' plugin or a derived 'Named regions' plugin,
named regions of the current file/all opened files/current project could
be listed automatically. From this list, a click runs the region and/or
move to its code.
As a second bonus: rather easy to activate code folding on named regions
too.
This is put on my "to do" list!
Best,
Philippe
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On 30/03/10 23:41, Peter wrote:
Emacs allows you run regions. Not sure about naming them....
Peter
ManInMoon wrote:
Does anyone know of a gui for R that has "regions" i.e areas of code in a
script that can be named and hopefully run as a section?
@region Init
library(whatever)
myprint<-function(...){print(...)}
@endregion
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