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Why RStudio doesn't work after successful installation. When I'm opening RStudio (the up to data version V98.501) I see only a white desktop, the menu fields are completely paralized:
The only option is either Reload or Inspect.
How Can I fix this problem? It occurd when I was trying to switch from R 2.15 to R 3.0.2, getting Tools --> General Options-- > Choose R Version.
I tried to remove all and install again, it doesn't help at all.
On Windows, you can force RStudio to bind to a specific version of R by pressing and holding Ctrl when starting RStudio.
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I want to mimic my work computer so I can develop with reference to my network drives for my Windows 10 computer at home.
I want S:\ drive to point to some local drive on my computer.
I am following directions to the letter when attempting to create homegroup for windows 10.
When I type HomeGroup under search, I don't see any option, as shown in article below.
Any ideas?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17145/windows-homegroup-from-start-to-finish
folks, this is a good question, and I struggled with it.
i don't appreciate the negative points.
here is the answer.
To do what I need to do, you have to go to file explorer, and under sharing tab, i was able to share with everyone (the folder).
Then, in my mappping, i have to refer to \\ComputerName\ShareName.
They keep changing the way things work from one windows to the next....
simple.
Set up drive partitions.
Much simpler and more reliable...
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There's a feature in VS Code's GitLense extension that I'm trying to find the equivalent for with Atom. It's the current line blame feature.
I have installed the Atom blame package which works, but is slow to load for large files with a large number of commits on them.
Is there anything in Atom or any package that will show blame for just the current line?
Eh, just didn't search hard enough. I just found this package which is fairly close. While it's not inline (displays via tooltip) it is fast, and has a link to the commit on the web as a bonus.
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a google search did not help me out so i'm hoping our community will...
i'm new to rstudio and while its easy to just press the up button to go back sequentially through r commands when the command you are looking for is just a few commands back, it's hard when the command is a while back.
I'm looking for something like ctrl-R in linux environments where you type a few letters and it completes your command based on your history.
is there something like this in rstudio?
You can try history()
For e.g
history(max.show = 50, reverse = F, pattern = "data.table::")
This will automatically open the commands used in the past .
You can search in your history in RStudio
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I am a mac user, but two of my students were running RStudio in class today and when they tried to Ctrl+Alt+R to compile their R-script, HP Recovery Manage pops up.
How can I help them fix this problem?
D.
My first thought would be uninstalling, killing or otherwise altering HP Recovery Manage. If you can't alter HP Recovery Manage customisation of keyboard shortcuts is currently supported by the preview release of RStudio.
Otherwise they could:
select all (Ctrl + A) then run selection (Ctrl + enter),
run their code via the tool bars by going code > run region > run all.
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I have just started developing in Unix environment and playing with screens and emacs.
My question might be preliminary but am unable to find an answer online.
I am able to create new windows in my screen ; however I am unable annotate them.
I know the command in Ctrl+a A; but how does one execute this on the keyboard?
Sorry if this questions seems silly; but is there way I can combine the Ctrl+a combination into a custom command?
Have you tried
screen -X title bla
yet?