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Gedit (Gnome editor, www.gedit.org) plug-in allowing it to become an easy-to-use and yet light-weight IDE for the statistical programming environment, R (www.r-project.org).
Features
- lightweight, just a plugin for gedit/pluma
- up to 3 independent R consoles in parallel
- up to 2 blocks of code that can be run as a unit
- works with gedit 2 (python 2), MATE's pluma (pyhton 2) and gedit 3 (pyhton 2 and 3)
- can work with remote R sessions through ssh
- it is an IDE not only for R but can also be used with Octave and Python
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License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow RGedit
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User Reviews
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Having multiple attached prompts is great. I have one with SSH to Amazon EC2 running R. You can send lines from the editor to the active prompt and that doesn't have to be R. I might be editing a shell script one second and sending it line by line to bash, then R the next in another session, or Python in another. I like the flexibility. I like how these sessions aren't bound tightly to the editor; e.g. you can do q() at the R prompt and it doesn't quit all of the IDE as well. Critical for me is that the keyboard shortcuts can be changed. To send the current line to the prompt I change <Ctrl><Shift>R to just F5. I use the latest version (rgedit-0.8.0.2-Gtk3-Python3.tar.bz2) with gedit v3.8.3. This needs python3 and gir1.2-gtksource-3.0.
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thanks for the bug fix for toggling between windows, really appreciate it!
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Thanks for Rgedit, it's perfect!
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I would like to thank the developer(s) for creating such a perfect combination of simplicity and features for R. I used Tinn-R before migrating to Linux and using rgedit with gedit is even better because it's integrated with my normal text editor. I hope it continues to be supported because I expect to use it for as long as I use R.
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As others I was looking for a Linux replacement for Notepad++ with NppToR on Windows. I went to Emac/ESS ( I really try but I am terrible piano player), Rcmdr, JGR, Komodo, RKward and finally I found RGedit that makes my life much easer. MARAVILHOSO!!
