Hello,
My problem is occuring sometime when I close a plot:
> plot(0, 0)
>savePlot("filename",type="jpeg")
>graphics.off()
> Warning message:
> Display list redraw incomplete
>
In addition to the warning, a new rkward window are launched and . If I launch the plot in R I have only the warnings . How Can I fix the problem? Or How Can I close the new rkward windows by console?
Thanks
Marco
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Could you give some more detail? Which version of RKWard is this, which version of KDE libs, which version of R? Are you running in a KDE session or some other environment?
What you are trying to do should really work (and should not even give any warnings in R or RKWard). RKWard "captures" the R graphics windows, so this is the rkward window that appears, but these should close automatically on graphics.off() / dev.off(). Some versions of RKWard did have bugs in this area, though. So my guess is that you are using an old version of RKWard, and an update will fix this for you (0.5.1 - for KDE 4 - and 0.4.9b - for KDE 3 - are current).
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hello,
My problem is occuring sometime when I close a plot:
> plot(0, 0)
>savePlot("filename",type="jpeg")
>graphics.off()
> Warning message:
> Display list redraw incomplete
>
In addition to the warning, a new rkward window are launched and . If I launch the plot in R I have only the warnings . How Can I fix the problem? Or How Can I close the new rkward windows by console?
Thanks
Marco
Could you give some more detail? Which version of RKWard is this, which version of KDE libs, which version of R? Are you running in a KDE session or some other environment?
What you are trying to do should really work (and should not even give any warnings in R or RKWard). RKWard "captures" the R graphics windows, so this is the rkward window that appears, but these should close automatically on graphics.off() / dev.off(). Some versions of RKWard did have bugs in this area, though. So my guess is that you are using an old version of RKWard, and an update will fix this for you (0.5.1 - for KDE 4 - and 0.4.9b - for KDE 3 - are current).