You need
(a) a recent OS X framework build of python, which also installs IDLE
(b) a recent OS X framework build of AquaTk (i.e. native Tcl/Tk)
(c) a version of R compiled with AquaTk and without X11
(d) a recent version of Rpy
Now you can open IDLE and say
>> from rpy import *
>> r.quartz()
>> r.library("tcltk")
>> r.demo("tkdensity")
This all works. You get the Aqua Tk widgets and the plotting in the
quartz device. Windows can be brought to the foreground, minimized to
the
dock, and widgets can be operated with the mouse. No X11 is required
at all.
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