Hello, dear R experts! One of the first reasons I began to use R, was its beautiful plotting capabilities. I found them very nice and simple. But at the last time I consider another languages (Perl, Python) for coding my scientific applications. So for now, in order to plot graphics I have to write data to the disk, launch R separately, and run R script just to plot my data. I gave a glance at the other scientific plotting libraries (plplot, pgplot, dislin) - all of them support API of many languages. The question is: what about R graphics? Is it so hard to bind it with any non-R languages? Thank you! -- WBR, Timur V. Elzhov
Timur Elzhov wrote:> Hello, dear R experts! > > One of the first reasons I began to use R, was its beautiful > plotting capabilities. I found them very nice and simple. But > at the last time I consider another languages (Perl, Python) for > coding my scientific applications. So for now, in order to plot graphics > I have to write data to the disk, launch R separately, and run R script > just to plot my data. > > I gave a glance at the other scientific plotting libraries (plplot, > pgplot, dislin) - all of them support API of many languages. > The question is: what about R graphics? Is it so hard to bind it with > any non-R languages?You are looking for the the packages RSPython and RSPerl from the Omegahat project http://www.omegahat.org/ Uwe Ligges
2003-10-12, v keltez?ssel Timur Elzhov ezt ?rta:> at the last time I consider another languages (Perl, Python) for> The question is: what about R graphics? Is it so hard to bind it with > any non-R languages?Try RPy (R from Python)! http://rpy.sourceforge.net/ G?bor