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<font size="+1"><tt>Hi,<br>
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I'm testing rKward and it's become a great GUI for R on linux, mainly
for new linux users. I'm not a new linux user and I use Emacs for my
own R's script. But I always try new GUIs or IDEs for to recommend to
my students. The most dificult for new R and Linux users is: I have
installed R on my linux but I dont found the R icon. This happen
because R on linux have only the R-Console in your basic installation.
After this barrier, users can install JGR, Rcmdr, etc. Anyway rKward is
the best way to new Linux users start to use R. Lets go to my specific
problem.<br>
<br>
The problem is the use of rKward for the heavy R user but new Linux
user. Heavy R user dont use menus (they use rKward most like a script
IDE than R GUI) and normally dont need to use the rKward output, made
automatically by using rKward menus or manually using rk.print() and
rk.header() function. They normally use sweave or a ascii output with
comments. That is my problem? Exist anyway to save my ascii output from
rKward to a file without need to use the copy and paste function?<br>
<br>
Thanks a lot.<br>
Inte<br>
Ronaldo<br>
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