Download 0.19 (non-optional), then you need to set send_selection_unsafe=true in geany.conf and assign "Send selection to terminal" to a ctrl+r keybinding or similar.
As long as your Geany installation has support for the embedded virtual terminal emulator (VTE), you're ready to go (as far as I know, this requirement excludes Windows). Start R in the terminal, write some R code and send the line or selection with ctrl+r.
Most welcome. Do you think you could blog this short set of instructions, to reach a wider audience? (If you find the Geany and R combination useful, of course.)
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I know that quite a lot out there like to use Gedit for editing R code, but personally I prefer Geany as a simple GTK R editor.
I like Geany too. I hope it can be integrated with R so I can edit and execute R commands from with Geany.
Geany can easily be used with R.
Download 0.19 (non-optional), then you need to set send_selection_unsafe=true in geany.conf and assign "Send selection to terminal" to a ctrl+r keybinding or similar.
As long as your Geany installation has support for the embedded virtual terminal emulator (VTE), you're ready to go (as far as I know, this requirement excludes Windows). Start R in the terminal, write some R code and send the line or selection with ctrl+r.
Cool. Thanks for the tip!
Most welcome. Do you think you could blog this short set of instructions, to reach a wider audience? (If you find the Geany and R combination useful, of course.)
Done. Thanks again.
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