Tag: StatET
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The new definitive guide for setting up Eclipse, StatET, and R on Windows 7
Quite a while back I wrote some tutorials on getting the StatET plugin for Eclipse running, so that you can write R code and run it within the Eclipse development environment. The developers of all of these pieces of software have kept marching on with the development process, so my walk-throughs are getting a little…
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Eclipse and StatET 2.0 Install For Running R
The Eclipse IDE with StatET plugin, developed by Stephen Wahlbrink, is one of the more (maybe the most) full-featured options for running R. I’ve written about this combination before (previous post), but the highlights include a script editor with syntax highlighting, code completion, an integrated graphics window, an advanced debug system, and the best object…
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One minor detail for getting 64-bit R-2.13 running with Eclipse/StatET
Upgrading from R-2.12 to R-2.13 was fairly painless, except for one minor hiccup in trying to get the 64-bit version running on my installation of Eclipse + StatET under Windows 7. The setup instructions are almost entirely the same as I have outlined previously (R 2.12.0 and Eclipse with StatET installation). But when you go…
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R 2.12.0 and Eclipse with StatET installation
A while back I outlined the setup process for running R under the Eclipse integrated development environment with the help of WalWare.de’s StatET plugin for Eclipse, in Windows 7. This post is an update on that procedure for the newer versions of each of the programs now available. Specifically, this information pertains to an installation…
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Sorting out Sweave in Eclipse/StatET
Using Sweave to produce pretty-looking documentation for R is awfully handy. It takes a little tweaking to get set up in Eclipse and StatET though. I followed the information in Jeromy Anglim’s webpage to originally get Sweave set up. The following is my experience getting it working with Eclipse 3.5, StatET 0.9.1.b201011060900E35sw, Sweave Add-on for…
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Altering Eclipse user name
Using StatET’s code generation templates is handy, but the standard Eclipse variable for ${user} just inserts the currently logged-in user’s account name. If you want a different name to appear when ${user} is called, one method is to alter the eclipse.ini file. Specifically, add the line -Duser.name = Your full name at the end of…
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Eclipse and StatET – a working environment for R
How to use Eclipse and StatET to create a handy-dandy development environment for R. Using the Eclipse environment provides a nice colored-syntax script editor, an R console, and an object browser to let you peruse the variables you’ve put into memory. If you’re a Matlab or Systat refugee, this arrangement may be the closest you…