On 26/01/2008, Hans-Jörg Bibiko <bibiko@eva.mpg.de> wrote:

Hi Graham,

On 26.01.2008, at 16:08, Graham Smith wrote:
> I am trialling TextMate with a view to using it with R, but I am
> slightly confused as to how I get it to work with R, and indeed the
> funcionality with R.
>
> I had niaively assumed that I would be able to just download an R
> bundle and install it (like ESS with Emacs), but R isn't listed as
> a bundle in TextMate.
>
> Further investigation led me to coming across discusion about
> Subversion repository where I did find mention of what might be the
> R bundle. This led me onto apparantly needing to download
> subversion software and I began to feel I had maybe gone astray,
> as it started to seem very complicated. There is also mention of
> other R options in this mailing list.
>
> All told I'm afraid I need led by the hand a bit to help me sort
> this out as to what I might need to do to get TexMate and R workng
> together.

The entire R bundle and the Rdaemon bundle (a R console inside of TM)
are just rewritten.
I hope to post them by beginning of next week for testing.

Of course, thitherto you can use the present R bundle to write R
scripts, running them by using R.app remotely, or running them in a
self-sufficient environment of the command-line version of R.

Cheers,

--Hans

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