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I suspect it may have something to do with the R.app "Initial Working Directory" preference, which is set to my home directory. R.app may somehow be overriding the working directory command that R-Plugin is attempting to set. Any ideas? |
I suspect it may have something to do with the R.app "Initial Working Directory" preference, which is set to my home directory. R.app may somehow be overriding the working directory command that R-Plugin is attempting to set. Any ideas? |
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− | :It appears that the problem is not specific to the R.app GUI. I edited common_global.vim, telling it to use a non-gui R, and this R version exhibits the same problem described above |
+ | :It appears that the problem is not specific to the R.app GUI. I edited common_global.vim, telling it to use a non-gui R, and this R version exhibits the same problem described above. --20:21, January 27, 2012 |
::In taking a closer look at the relevant code in $HOME/.vim/r-plugin/common_global.vim, it occurs to me that I may be misunderstanding how R-Plugin is supposed to work, when it comes to setting the path of the current Vim buffer. It appears that this isn't even supposed to happen automatically when a Vim instance is launched, but only after the command '\rd' is passed to R from a Vim buffer. |
::In taking a closer look at the relevant code in $HOME/.vim/r-plugin/common_global.vim, it occurs to me that I may be misunderstanding how R-Plugin is supposed to work, when it comes to setting the path of the current Vim buffer. It appears that this isn't even supposed to happen automatically when a Vim instance is launched, but only after the command '\rd' is passed to R from a Vim buffer. |