Hello again
I think now I can refine my problem: I want to run R scripts
non-interactively in batch-mode or invoked in Perl scripts, with
interactive rgl windows (responding to my mouse actions). Ideally the R
script finishes when I close the rgl window and executes some last
commands in the
I suggest you consult the source code, specifically src/unix/system.c and
src/unix/sys-std.c.
interactive() reports the value of the C-level variable R_Interactive, and
standard Unix-alike R runs an event loop only if that is true. I suspect
RGL is relying on that event loop, but reading its
Hello Mr Ripley
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
So you have to write a script that will not terminate until you 'press a
button or something like this'. That's easy to do, but as you haven't
told us your OS. E.g. on Windows, call winDialogString at the end.
Thank you for helping. I am running
On Thu, 3 Jan 2008, Philipp Fechteler wrote:
Hello Mr Ripley
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
So you have to write a script that will not terminate until you 'press a
button or something like this'. That's easy to do, but as you haven't told
us your OS. E.g. on Windows, call winDialogString at
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
On Thu, 3 Jan 2008, Philipp Fechteler wrote:
Hello Mr Ripley
Prof Brian Ripley wrote:
So you have to write a script that will not terminate until you
'press a button or something like this'. That's easy to do, but as
you haven't told us your OS. E.g. on
Hello R friends
I am quite impressed by the power of R, I am using it only since some
weeks now. But its visualizing capabilities are outstanding!
But one thing I couldn't solve: I have programs producing lots of data,
most times 3D. In R I am using the library rgl to visualize nicely the
3D
So you have to write a script that will not terminate until you 'press a
button or something like this'. That's easy to do, but as you haven't
told us your OS. E.g. on Windows, call winDialogString at the end.
On Fri, 21 Dec 2007, Philipp Fechteler wrote:
Hello R friends
I am quite
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