Hello at all
I do my statistical analyses with R. In the old tcltk-GUI I used "Run (background)" to start R from within the GRASS GUI. Within the new wxpython-GUI I would like to have the same behaviour, but I do not know how to manage it. If I run "rgui" in the cmd section, GRASS will not accept any other command. "rgui&" fails (also "rgui.exe&" and "rgui.exe &". How can I use GRASS and R at the same time, without freezing of GRASS during R is running (from within the new wxpython-GUI).
I used the binary installer for windows (WinGRASS-6.4.0SVN-r39626-1-Setup.exe) on a W2k machine.
Martin
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Martin Mainzer <martmai@gmx.de> wrote:
Hello at all
I do my statistical analyses with R. In the old tcltk-GUI I used "Run
(background)" to start R from within the GRASS GUI. Within the new
wxpython-GUI I would like to have the same behaviour, but I do not know how
to manage it. If I run "rgui" in the cmd section, GRASS will not accept any
other command. "rgui&" fails (also "rgui.exe&" and "rgui.exe &".
AFAIK the wxpython-GUI cmd line is not a true command line.
How can I
use GRASS and R at the same time, without freezing of GRASS during R is
running (from within the new wxpython-GUI).
I used the binary installer for windows
(WinGRASS-6.4.0SVN-r39626-1-Setup.exe) on a W2k machine.
http://grass.osgeo.org/grass64/binary/mswindows/native/#Launching_GRASS
-> Click on the GRASS msys icon...
This should open the wxGUI along with a cmd line which should support "&".
Please report back to the list if this helps.
Markus