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2011 Jan 26
0
RGtk2Extras package for dataframe editing and easy dialog creation
...m_output". # run.dialog also does error handling, interrupts and an optional # progress bar dialog for long running tasks, see ?run.dialog a = run.dialog(Histogram) A more complex demo example, thanks to Graham Williams: demo(MakeAngle) The second feature of RGtk2Extras is gtkDfEdit, an editable spreadsheet widget designed for editing data matrices and data frames. It's also based on RGtk2. This was released earlier as RGtk2DfEdit which was then folded into RGtk2Extras. The gtkDfEdit spreadsheet is quite full featured and has been designed to be familiar to Excel users, w...
2011 Jan 26
0
RGtk2Extras package for dataframe editing and easy dialog creation
...m_output". # run.dialog also does error handling, interrupts and an optional # progress bar dialog for long running tasks, see ?run.dialog a = run.dialog(Histogram) A more complex demo example, thanks to Graham Williams: demo(MakeAngle) The second feature of RGtk2Extras is gtkDfEdit, an editable spreadsheet widget designed for editing data matrices and data frames. It's also based on RGtk2. This was released earlier as RGtk2DfEdit which was then folded into RGtk2Extras. The gtkDfEdit spreadsheet is quite full featured and has been designed to be familiar to Excel users, w...
2011 Dec 06
4
how to view/edit large matrix/array in R?
head, tail and fix commands don't really work well if I have large matrix/array for which I would like to be able to scroll up and dow, left and right ... Could anybody please help me? Thanks [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
2012 Jan 28
1
need gui matrix editor: does R Core team have advice on how?
...still don't have access to tcl/tk 8.5 (RedHat/Centos based clusters still running version 5 are like that). 2. Gtk Building on Rgtk, I found the package RGtk2Extras. This of course requires a function gtk tool chain, which used to be a big problem on the various platforms. But the function dfedit appears to be almost exactly what I'm looking for. I can create a character matrix and put in letters how I want, but I later face the problem of how to evaluate the matrix. Problem: even more than tcl/tk, GTK versions change and become incompatible, especially across platforms. What about Q...