Reputation: 2611
I have installed RRO on a new macbook pro 13" retina (two cores) & Yosemite.
I tried with RSTUDIO and R 25 (S. Urbinek notorious benchmark) and I got the test time down from ~31 s to a blazing 5 s (thanks to multithreading and Intel MKL). Marvellous!
The problems are with Sublime text. I use Sublime text 3 as text console more often than rstudio for a variety of reasons.
I use it in conjunction with the package R-Box to drive where I want to send the code to: either to the R console, or with SublimeREPL R to direct the code to Sublime itself splitting the screen in two and sending the code to the right hand of the screen where I run the R console.
Normally I configure R-Box user settings with R, and SublimeREPL specifying the R path as /usr/bin/R (see below).
Results (sadly)
These are the R scripts that work with CRAN R:
# R-Box
{
"App": "R",
"osx":
{
"App": "SublimeREPL"
}
}
# SublimeREPL
{
"default_extend_env": {"PATH": "{PATH};/usr/bin/R"},
"show_transferred_text": true
}
(I posted this also on the RRO forun at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rropen/bK_YPqxhXsI)
PS: could somebody with tagging power create a tag for RRO (Revolution R Open)?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 560
Reputation: 2611
The first issues with R-Box is resolved changing RRO
app name to R.app
(alias didn't work and I had explicitly to change the name of the app).
As in my comment above, the second issue with SublimeREPL is resolved changing the setting of
echo = true
in the file at ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/SublimeREPL/config/R
(otherwise set to false).
As the change it is not in a file "customisable" in the console one needs to probably change it at any new release of SublimeREPL.
Upvotes: 1