The authors have done if all for us--you don't need to download all the
manuals. They are included. Just type help.start() in the window. A
web browser will magically open with all the R-help.
Sean
On Oct 6, 2004, at 10:10 AM, Nancy Hornewer wrote:
Hi,
Thanks to everyone that replied! Sorry I
Hi,
Thanks to everyone that replied! Sorry I didn't respond sooner, but I
was out of town. I did install the X11 SDK package and that took care
of the subsequent problems with Tk. However, as suggested by Prof.
RIpley, I could have just installed the binary from the link below
(just looked agai
On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, Nancy Hornewer wrote:
(4) Didn't install X11 SDK package because it was optional and I don't think
I need that (just want to run this on my machine)
(5) Installed tcl8.4.7 - no problems
(6) Tried installing tk8.4.7 but received many many error messages when I
typed "make". Her
There is a binary installation available at
http://cran.r-project.org/bin/macosx/
so do you actually need to be building from the sources? If you do, your
immediate problem is installing Tk on MacOS X, and that's not something
relevant to R-help. However, Tk on Unix needs X11, whose ins
Hi,
I'm trying to install R for Mac OS X. I printed out the Mac OS X FAQ
(version 1.9-1 2004-03-22) and have been following those instructions
step-by-step. I'm a _complete_ novice when it comes to non-mac type
software installations and am not very unix literate, but I'm hoping I
can get this
