I use GUI to select and load SIVP toolbox in scilab.
How do I do it through scilab console ?
If you've installed the toolbox through the ATOMS package manager, you can load it using the following command:
atomsLoad SIVP
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I installed extension for R language
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Ikuyadeu.r
When i run my R code in visual studio code with (ctrl + enter) i get empty window instead of graph image.
but in visual studio 2017 it works
Please try the latest vscode-R Session Watcher. Plot, htmlwidgets, shinyapps, View(data.frame), help documentation, etc. all can be shown in VSCode.
Now it is possible.
Step 1:
a) Install httpgd from CRAN or github. From CRAN,
From CRAN:
install.packages("httpgd")
From GitHub:
devtools::install_github("nx10/httpgd")
b) Install languageserver:
install.packages("languageserver")
Step 2:
Install R extension for vscode
Step 3:
From vscode setting, select R > Plot: Use httpgd to use for R plot.
They have done a amazing job with R extension. We can view data.frame and list in a separate data viewer in vscode.
It looks like its opening an external graphics window. Try putting
windows();plot(stuff)
This explicitly pushes the plot to an external window
I'm using atom for 2 months to run Julia files and it works.
I would like to run some python files too
To do that, I installed the IDE-python package
When Atom is started, there is the following picture:
I can run a Julia file without problem, but I can't run a python file (and there is not a python console...)
How can I add it and run the python file ?
You should load the Script module into Atom. Once loaded, it will show up under the packages menu or you can use the command-I keystroke to run your python code.
To use a shell to run python install the module platformio-ide-terminal. When you click this under packages you'll get an option to toggle a terminal window. It will show up in the bottom third of Atom window.
I want to use the Eclipse plugin StatEt to develop R code. In order to do so, I always have to start my R Console run configuration. Otherwise I get the error
No session of R is active in the current workbench window.
When I am finished and try to close Eclipse, I get a warning popup:
Extra starting and closing the console is annoying. I use this instance of Eclipse only for StatEt
=> How can I auto-execute the run configuration on Eclipse startup and
=> How can I avoid the warning window when closing Eclipse? (How to chose "Exit Workbench now and remember my decision"? or so)
What already helped a little was to use the Options/Arguments --silent --no-save in the R Console run configuration. Otherwise there would be another annoying warning when closing the console.
Here it is stated that there is an "Auto Run" plugin, which is listed under the "Utilities" category on the StatET update site:
http://lists.r-forge.r-project.org/pipermail/statet-user/2009-March/000128.html
However, using http://download.walware.de/eclipse-4.6 I could not find such a plugin. Therefore I guess that that plugin was available for an older version of StatET?
Related questions:
How to use "R Graph Builder" and "R Graphics" view with StatEt Eclipse Plugin?
How to index R library for Help view of StatEt Eclipse plugin?
I am quite new with Sublime Text 2. I would like to write my script in ST2 and run/send it to the R console. I don't want to use SublimeREPL (most of the forums deal with this) because I want to have my R console open on the side.
I tried to install "R Tools" and the installation of this package seems to work. However, when I open my script.r file and try to run it, nothing happens. I also tried to specify the path to go to R in TOols>Build systems> new build systems... withou being successful.
Can someone give me a trick to solve this?
Thanks a lot!
The easiest way is to install the Enhanced-R package via the Package Manager in Sublime:
Install the Package Control here
Access the Package Manager within Sublime (on Windows: Ctrl+Shift+P)
Type Install Package and then Enhanced-R
Send the highlighted code to R console (on Windows: Ctr+Enter)
You can see the Enhanced-R package description and relevant key bindings here
I just stumbled upon this post because I had a similar problem using Sublime and R. Maybe this helps someone who wants to have a similar setup. Hopefully there will be more and more R users considering Sublime. I figured out the following solution using the Sublime build system in an external xterm terminal (for Linux, but it should be very similar to a setup on Win/Mac systems):
Sublime Text 3 build system: keep console running
What do I do when I get the following error message in Eclipse when trying to launch R?
"no session of R is active in the current workbench window"
I've made a tutorial for installing StatET on my Win64 system, you can find it here (mirror). Although it's no rocket science it's easy to get into issues along the way.
You need to first configure R for your system and then you also need to go into Run > Run Configurations... and add a R Console before you can run it.
You also need to be careful about the Java version that you use. I had to uninstall all my Java, then reinstall the 64-bit before it worked. I guess I could've used the 32-bit, but since I use 64-bit R I thought that it might be a better option (although I think the Eclipse environment and R don't really care about sharing bits)
for me had to select rterm, that displayed the r console/terminal. Then do run , run as -> run in R as script via source
I had the sampe problem.
go to Run > Run Configurations > RStudio
and klick on "Run"