I'm using Tinn-R version 2.2.0.2 and I want to upgrade to the latest version 2.3.4.4. I couldn't find any upgrade options in the menus of Tinn-R. So my question is: Is it safe to download and just install the new version? Will it overwrite my current Tinn-R settings?
As far as I can remember, the new version overwrites the existing one without a problem. In my case, however, the new version had many more problems in communicating with R console. For example it was very often the case that I was pressing the R send: selection button and nothing was happening.
I considered myself very lucky to have kept the Tinn-R 2.2.0.2 installer, and this is what I am using until now.
With every new version Tinn-R tries to preserve (as much as possible) the user's preferences related to old version.
These preferences are stored in a temporary file (INI). This file is never removed when the program is uninstalled.
Farrel is correct:
In the user guide it Clearly states que Should one uninstall the prior Tinn-R and then install the new version!
In time, it was released two new versions this week (with many new features):
3.0.1.8: http://sourceforge.net/p/tinn-r/news/2013/11/tinn-r-3018-released/
3.0.1.9: http://sourceforge.net/p/tinn-r/news/2013/11/tinn-r-3019-released/
I went through what you just did and switched because of it to notepad++ combined with NppToR.
Good luck,
Tal
Perhaps I am just a sheep who blindly follows but I stick to the instructions in the Tinn-R help file.
C:/Tinn-R/doc/english/user_guide/user_guide.html#basic_configuration_installconfigure
The easiest way to access the user guide is from the Tinn-R menu.
Help>Main>User guide>HTML
In the user guide it clearly states that one should uninstall the prior Tinn-R and then install the new version.
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I've been using Atom for years on my Mac. I know it has been end-of-lifed by its dev team. I haven't installed anything new on it like plugins for many months. After the latest MacOS update, I get this popup when trying to open it:
Does anyone know if there is a way to tell if my copy has somehow become corrupted, or if this is a false positive?
Many thanks!
OK I found out that github revoked the Apple code signing certificate and is now enforcing that. I found the answer on the Atom blog. So, I was able to download an older version and it works well.
thanks for the info, i think it's the best time to find alternatives on text editors since Atom has been officially sunset (Sublime text?)
If you want the current installation to continue working:
$ xattr -cr /Applications/Atom.app
I'm not sure what the security risks of this are.
You might consider the Pulsar fork of the Atom project: https://pulsar-edit.dev/
I can't fully vouch for it because I'm just starting to use it, but it looks and feels the same to me.
Recently, I want to update my current 0.4.X version to latest 0.5.0. What's the best practice to accomplish this job?
Do I have to first remove my current version before installing the new one?
What about these installed packages, do I have to reinstall them one by one? Can my IDE (like Atom) support the new version automatically (or only with slight modification)?
Take the .julia/v0.4/REQUIRE file and plop it in .julia/v0.5, and then when you Pkg.update() it will add all of those packages. You might need to do using Atom in the REPL in order to have Juno properly re-compile before using it.
With the risk of me misunderstanding something, I can't get my packages to sync. I went through the following scenario:
I install new packages on Machine 1 and upload the settings through the "Sync Backup" command in atom. I can see that the new packages are listed in the packages.json file in the gist.
On Machine
I restore the settings and can indeed see settings being restored, like keymaps. However I don't get my new packages. I have restarted and reloaded Atom without luck.
Are there any extra steps I need to take to get the new packages on Machine 2?
You can try atom-package-sync. It is a package that I created a couple weeks ago. It works a little bit like the synchronization of Google Chrome, you just login and it syncs your packages and settings automatically across all your Atom instances. It is based on package-sync but I find it easier to use.
I am new to using git and currently employ the following combination:
Git-Gui v.0.20
R-studio 0.99.489
R 3.22
Bitbucket code repository
Windows 7
Until recently this combination worked fine for pulling and pushing code to the repository. But now I cannot push modified code anymore nor commit it in R-studio.
In R-studio, modified code is marked by a blue M with a checkbox next to it. I cannot check this box for staging, committing and pushing anymore. It literally does not check and react when I click on it.
When I create a new code sniplet which shows as yellow question mark ? I can check and push it, but modified versions cannot be checked anymore.
I have already deinstalled git and R-studio and re-installed but the problem persists. I also created a new repository but the problem occured in the new repository as well. I am a bit clueless where to start looking for a soluation and a web search did not yield many results except this discussion here, which I cannot fully follow because it perhaps does not apply fully to my problem. In any case when I give
> Sys.which('git')
R returns:
git
""
I would appreciate advice where to go from here.
I found an answer to my question. It is a bug in RStudio, albeit not a very well documented one.
When there is a space in the .R file name, it is not possible to push the file through git. Removing the space solves the problem.
See here for an official comment on the Rstudio board dating February 2015. I am using the most recent version of Rstudio and it is not yet fixed there.
Try if the issue persists with:
the latest git for Windows unzipped anywhere you want: PortableGit-2.6.3-64-bit.7z.exe
its path added to %PATH%:
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\path\to\PortableGit-2.6.3-64-bit\bin
its path declare in R-Studio C:\path\to\PortableGit-2.6.3-64-bit\bin\git.exe
R-Studio itself launched from a CMD session where %PATH% already references git.
I'm developing a Tool using Symfony 2. Since my Version of Symfony is a bit old, I would like to update. My current installation is the one "with vandors" and I'm using it under Win7 with XAMPP.
I feel somehow stupid, but even after searching the internet for over an hour, I didn't figure out how to update correctly to Version .15
You would be a great help, if you could give me some dumb-secure instructions on this, because all I've done so far to install or patch software was running an exe-file.
Hopefully my english was good enough to point out what my problem is, but nethertheless I excuse myself for all mistakes.
Greetings GrimReaper1908
The update steps are always given in the release announcement (see Symfony 2.0.15 released):
If you already have a project based on the Symfony Standard Edition
2.0.x, you can easily upgrade to 2.0.15 by getting the new deps and deps.lock files. Then, run the vendors script (it also clears your cache):
./bin/vendors install
If you modified deps file to include additional vendors you'll have to manually merge it with the latest Symfony one.
Vendors script requires git client to work. You'll have to install it.
Since you're on windows: Symfony2 installing vendors in Windows