I was running the fish shell as my default shell. The R process would not start correctly under Gedit. Changed the default back to bash and it worked great. Is there an argument to vte.terminal that determines the shell?
well, I'm using "fork_command()" to start the user's default shell (http://library.gnome.org/devel/vte/unstable/VteTerminal.html#vte-terminal-fork-command) and I must say that your case did not cross my mind (mea culpa).
Now, I see three solutions:
1. force to start "sh" or "bash" for instance (fork_command("sh")) instead of the default shell
2. add an option in the plug-in's preferences where users with "non-standard" shells can specify sh or bash
3. start R directly (without a subtending shell) but I don't really like this as sometimes it might be useful to get down there and do some stuff in between two R sessions.
What do you think?
Best,
Dan
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Hi,
well, I'm using "fork_command()" to start the user's default shell (http://library.gnome.org/devel/vte/unstable/VteTerminal.html#vte-terminal-fork-command) and I must say that your case did not cross my mind (mea culpa).
Now, I see three solutions:
1. force to start "sh" or "bash" for instance (fork_command("sh")) instead of the default shell
2. add an option in the plug-in's preferences where users with "non-standard" shells can specify sh or bash
3. start R directly (without a subtending shell) but I don't really like this as sometimes it might be useful to get down there and do some stuff in between two R sessions.
What do you think?
Best,
Dan