I tried to find in the documentation how to change the window title but without success. Is it possible to set the window title in any way? By default, my window are titled like so "RGL device 1 [Focus]".
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I recently started using the stringr-package in RStudio. I really like the str_view_all function. Currently I'm working with a large dataset of strings and like to look at the matches. str_view_all works alright, but sadly I'm not able to scroll through the output (on the right). When extending the viewport for the output more lines are shown.
Is there a way to scroll through this output (I can't further extend the viewport at some point)?
There is no way to scroll through the output in RStudio's Viewer tab: https://github.com/tidyverse/stringr/issues/127
Try the "View in new window" shortcut on top of the Viewer, it allows you to see the full output in a web browser.
I'm using a terminal inside of Atom. When I try plotting in ggplot2 it opens a quartz window. How could I point the quartz window to open inside an atom tab instead?
I've looked at the quartz() function, but don't know how it specifies where it opens.
Any documentation or support would be greatly appreciated.
I am using bokeh to plot some graphs. I will be using bokeh serve to serve a python notebook. My use case is as follows:
The page will load with a text box and button. Based on the data that is entered into the text box , I need to show different graphs on button click.
What is the best way to go about it. I have tried adding the plot to the current doc and such. but none of them seem to be working.
I am using bokeh 0.11.1
I'm trying to write an R function that allows a user to select a rectangle within a displayed image. The selection could then be used for zooming, copying or other manipulation. The gwidgets package appears to provide this functionality for many of its widgets, but not for images. Does anyone have a suggestion for where to turn next?
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I have a function that shows a plot consisting mainly a lot of text (a modified version of the wordcloud function from the wordcloud package). Resizing the window without resizing the text looks bad. I would like to create a custom hook for a function called whenever the plot window is resized.
How can I do this, programatically, in R, if it can be done at all?
This document talks about the display list and what happens when graphics are resized. I don't see a way to redo the calculations with base graphics, though there may be a hook that can be set. If you use grid graphics instead of base graphics then the linked document has some suggestions that may trigger the recalculations you want.