Hi Emma,
BBEdit, Text Wrangler, or TextMate are all decent choices for editing
text/code on the Mac. R highlighting (as well as for many other languages) is
available for all of these editors.
Cheers,
Mike
Michael W. Sears, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Biology
Program in Environmental
Hi Emma,
I don't know really. I always use the built-in editor that comes with R.app
which I've found useful enough (no split screen but some highlighting plus
piping selected code with apple+enter).
But as it turns out there's a whole discussion about text editors on the
r-sig-eco email list
Hi Emma
I use the R GUI that you can download from the R project page. Ive also
used Emacs with the add-on Emacs Speaks Statistics, which has some good
R-friendly features. My Emacs editor of choice is Aquamacs aquamacs.org,
which has a bit more Mac-like interface and key bindings.
Cheers,
Mark
Emma,
I assume you are interested in a GUI text editor (e.g. one with menus) and not
one of the command-line text editors that came with your Mac as part of the
UNIX core (ed, vi, emacs). In that case, you could simply use TextEdit, the
basic text editor that also came with your Mac. Or look at
