Many thanks for rkward, which I use most of the time I run R on ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 (which is a lot of time!)
One thing that I find inconvenient is having to use the mouse to change the focus from
the script editor to the console. Would it be possible to define on shortcut key (please, one, not
a combination) so that the focus would change from one window to the other?
Please excuse me if this exists already and have not found it!
Agus
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agree this would be nice to have, and eventually we will have this.
Unfortunately, realizing this is technically more difficult than it may
seem, and so this will not happen right away. Two more alternatives for the
interim:
1) Repeatedly pressing Alt+5 will also switch between console and current
script, but with the side-effect of hiding the console while the script
window is active.
2) You can detach the console or the script window (or both;
Windows->Detach) and use the Alt+Tab feature of the window manager to
switch between the two.
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Many thanks for rkward, which I use most of the time I run R on ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 (which is a lot of time!)
One thing that I find inconvenient is having to use the mouse to change the focus from
the script editor to the console. Would it be possible to define on shortcut key (please, one, not
a combination) so that the focus would change from one window to the other?
Please excuse me if this exists already and have not found it!
Agus
You should be able to change any shortcut from
settings > configure shortcuts
I'm not sure, though, which version of RKWard that has this option, I use 0.5.5-devel1 according to the about dialog
Hi!
This is an often requested feature. It is in our tracker, here: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2930505&group_id=50231&atid=459010 .
Quoting from there:
Unfortunately, realizing this is technically more difficult than it may
seem, and so this will not happen right away. Two more alternatives for the
interim:
1) Repeatedly pressing Alt+5 will also switch between console and current
script, but with the side-effect of hiding the console while the script
window is active.
2) You can detach the console or the script window (or both;
Windows->Detach) and use the Alt+Tab feature of the window manager to
switch between the two.