Dear Users,
I love geany lightweight editor which I have used for a couple of years now. I have made a brand new installation of Ubuntu 12.04 64bit on a brand new hard disk etc and then I have installed geany, version below:
geany 1.23 (built on Apr 7 2013 with GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3)
I have installed libvte9 too. My issue with geany is that it does not send commands to terminal. Any idea why this is happening?
marco
PS: It can be seen from the image below that I have selected the first three lines of code, but nothing happens when I send those lines to terminal using the CTRL-4 key (which I have defined in keybindings). I also attach more images showing set up of some of my preferences tabs.
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On 27 July 2013 22:29, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Users,
I love geany lightweight editor which I have used for a couple of years now. I have made a brand new installation of Ubuntu 12.04 64bit on a brand new hard disk etc and then I have installed geany, version below:
geany 1.23 (built on Apr 7 2013 with GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3)
I have installed libvte9 too. My issue with geany is that it does not send commands to terminal. Any idea why this is happening?
marco
PS: It can be seen from the image below that I have selected the first three lines of code, but nothing happens when I send those lines to terminal using the CTRL-4 key (which I have defined in keybindings). I also attach more images showing set up of some of my preferences tabs.
As there is no prompt in the terminal it would appear that your shell, R, is not running properly.
Cheers Lex
I don't understand because when I run a .sh file invoking R code from the command line it works without any problem at all? Also if I type which R at prompt I get /usr/bin/R which is correct directory etc...
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 2:29 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 27 July 2013 22:29, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Users,
I love geany lightweight editor which I have used for a couple of years now. I have made a brand new installation of Ubuntu 12.04 64bit on a brand new hard disk etc and then I have installed geany, version below:
geany 1.23 (built on Apr 7 2013 with GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3)
I have installed libvte9 too. My issue with geany is that it does not send commands to terminal. Any idea why this is happening?
marco
PS: It can be seen from the image below that I have selected the first three lines of code, but nothing happens when I send those lines to terminal using the CTRL-4 key (which I have defined in keybindings). I also attach more images showing set up of some of my preferences tabs.
As there is no prompt in the terminal it would appear that your shell, R, is not running properly.
Cheers Lex
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On 13-07-27 01:24 PM, Marco Bianchi wrote:
I don't understand because when I run a .sh file invoking R code from the command line it works without any problem at all? Also if I type which R at prompt I get /usr/bin/R which is correct directory etc...
For what it's worth, I just installed r-base on Ubuntu 13.04 and set the shell setting to /usr/bin/R and it works as expected, the R interpreter shell is run and I can send text to it using <Ctrl>+4 after setting it up to send text to terminal. I'm using fairly recent Geany compiled from Git master branch.
Not sure what the problem could be, other than maybe if you didn't restart Geany to get the new shell running (or even maybe typing "exit" without restarting Geany). Maybe try to use `/usr/bin/R --interactive` for the Shell?
Cheers, Matthew Brush
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 2:29 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 27 July 2013 22:29, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Users,
I love geany lightweight editor which I have used for a couple of years now. I have made a brand new installation of Ubuntu 12.04 64bit on a brand new hard disk etc and then I have installed geany, version below:
geany 1.23 (built on Apr 7 2013 with GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3)
I have installed libvte9 too. My issue with geany is that it does not send commands to terminal. Any idea why this is happening?
marco
PS: It can be seen from the image below that I have selected the first three lines of code, but nothing happens when I send those lines to terminal using the CTRL-4 key (which I have defined in keybindings). I also attach more images showing set up of some of my preferences tabs.
As there is no prompt in the terminal it would appear that your shell, R, is not running properly.
Cheers Lex
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On 28 July 2013 07:32, Matthew Brush mbrush@codebrainz.ca wrote:
On 13-07-27 01:24 PM, Marco Bianchi wrote:
I don't understand because when I run a .sh file invoking R code from the command line it works without any problem at all? Also if I type which R at prompt I get /usr/bin/R which is correct directory etc...
Do you get the > prompt if you actually run R at the command line (instead of "which R")?
If so then you should also get it in Geany. The fact that you don't says something is wrong with that part of the setup. Run geany from the command line with -v option and post the results.
If you don't get the > prompt running R from the command line then the problem is in your R setup
Cheers Lex
For what it's worth, I just installed r-base on Ubuntu 13.04 and set the shell setting to /usr/bin/R and it works as expected, the R interpreter shell is run and I can send text to it using <Ctrl>+4 after setting it up to send text to terminal. I'm using fairly recent Geany compiled from Git master branch.
Not sure what the problem could be, other than maybe if you didn't restart Geany to get the new shell running (or even maybe typing "exit" without restarting Geany). Maybe try to use `/usr/bin/R --interactive` for the Shell?
Cheers, Matthew Brush
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 2:29 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 27 July 2013 22:29, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Users,
I love geany lightweight editor which I have used for a couple of years now. I have made a brand new installation of Ubuntu 12.04 64bit on a brand new hard disk etc and then I have installed geany, version below:
geany 1.23 (built on Apr 7 2013 with GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3)
I have installed libvte9 too. My issue with geany is that it does not send commands to terminal. Any idea why this is happening?
marco
PS: It can be seen from the image below that I have selected the first three lines of code, but nothing happens when I send those lines to terminal using the CTRL-4 key (which I have defined in keybindings). I also attach more images showing set up of some of my preferences tabs.
As there is no prompt in the terminal it would appear that your shell,
R, is not running properly.
Cheers Lex
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Hello Lex,
thank you very much for helping. When I type R from normal bash outside geany it works fine. When I type geany -v at the prompt outside geany, this is what I get
marco@marco-desktop:~$ geany -v Geany-INFO: Geany 1.23, en_GB.UTF-8 Geany-INFO: GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3 Geany-INFO: System data dir: /usr/share/geany Geany-INFO: User config dir: /home/marco/.config/geany Geany-INFO: System plugin path: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/geany Geany-INFO: Added filetype Go (55). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Cython (56). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Genie (57). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Scala (58). Geany-INFO: /home/marco/R/tex/commentary.tex : LaTeX (UTF-8) Geany-INFO: /home/marco/R/reportEurope1.r : R (UTF-8)
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288!
(geany:2732): LIBDBUSMENU-GTK-CRITICAL **: watch_submenu: assertion `GTK_IS_MENU_SHELL(menu)' failed
It looks therefore there is an error in GTK MENU SHELL...
Marco
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 6:41 AM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 28 July 2013 07:32, Matthew Brush mbrush@codebrainz.ca wrote:
On 13-07-27 01:24 PM, Marco Bianchi wrote:
I don't understand because when I run a .sh file invoking R code from the command line it works without any problem at all? Also if I type which R at prompt I get /usr/bin/R which is correct directory etc...
Do you get the > prompt if you actually run R at the command line (instead of "which R")?
If so then you should also get it in Geany. The fact that you don't says something is wrong with that part of the setup. Run geany from the command line with -v option and post the results.
If you don't get the > prompt running R from the command line then the problem is in your R setup
Cheers Lex
For what it's worth, I just installed r-base on Ubuntu 13.04 and set the shell setting to /usr/bin/R and it works as expected, the R interpreter shell is run and I can send text to it using <Ctrl>+4 after setting it up to send text to terminal. I'm using fairly recent Geany compiled from Git master branch.
Not sure what the problem could be, other than maybe if you didn't restart Geany to get the new shell running (or even maybe typing "exit" without restarting Geany). Maybe try to use `/usr/bin/R --interactive` for the Shell?
Cheers, Matthew Brush
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 2:29 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 27 July 2013 22:29, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Users,
I love geany lightweight editor which I have used for a couple of years now. I have made a brand new installation of Ubuntu 12.04 64bit on a brand new hard disk etc and then I have installed geany, version below:
geany 1.23 (built on Apr 7 2013 with GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3)
I have installed libvte9 too. My issue with geany is that it does not send commands to terminal. Any idea why this is happening?
marco
PS: It can be seen from the image below that I have selected the first three lines of code, but nothing happens when I send those lines to terminal using the CTRL-4 key (which I have defined in keybindings). I also attach more images showing set up of some of my preferences tabs.
As there is no prompt in the terminal it would appear that your
shell, R, is not running properly.
Cheers Lex
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Hi,
Le 28/07/2013 13:22, Marco Bianchi a écrit :
thank you very much for helping. When I type R from normal bash outside geany it works fine.
Could you the try resetting the shell to "/bin/bash" and see if you can run /usr/bin/R from inside Geany's shell? Just a random idea because I don't see what could be wrong :/
When I type geany -v at the prompt outside geany, this is what I get
marco@marco-desktop:~$ geany -v Geany-INFO: Geany 1.23, en_GB.UTF-8 Geany-INFO: GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3 Geany-INFO: System data dir: /usr/share/geany Geany-INFO: User config dir: /home/marco/.config/geany Geany-INFO: System plugin path: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/geany Geany-INFO: Added filetype Go (55). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Cython (56). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Genie (57). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Scala (58). Geany-INFO: /home/marco/R/tex/commentary.tex : LaTeX (UTF-8) Geany-INFO: /home/marco/R/reportEurope1.r : R (UTF-8)
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288!
Looks like our R symbol parser and symbol tree need some love :) But that shouldn't have any impact on what concerns you.
However, could you give "reportEurope1.r" or something with similar content so maybe we can fix those :)
(geany:2732): LIBDBUSMENU-GTK-CRITICAL **: watch_submenu: assertion `GTK_IS_MENU_SHELL(menu)' failed
It looks therefore there is an error in GTK MENU SHELL...
No, that's a bug in Ubuntu's Unity. It's there for a long time, we told them even with a patch (thanks Matthew), but they still haven't fixed it. However, AFAIK it's harmless in practice.
Regards, Colomban
Hello,
I have resetting the shell to "/bin/bash" in terminal preferences but get the same problem, that is cannot access it. that is when i click on terminal I have a black blank screen with no bash shell appearing.
marco
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 1:57 PM, Colomban Wendling < lists.ban@herbesfolles.org> wrote:
Hi,
Le 28/07/2013 13:22, Marco Bianchi a écrit :
thank you very much for helping. When I type R from normal bash outside geany it works fine.
Could you the try resetting the shell to "/bin/bash" and see if you can run /usr/bin/R from inside Geany's shell? Just a random idea because I don't see what could be wrong :/
When I type geany -v at the prompt outside geany, this is what I get
marco@marco-desktop:~$ geany -v Geany-INFO: Geany 1.23, en_GB.UTF-8 Geany-INFO: GTK 2.24.10, GLib 2.32.3 Geany-INFO: System data dir: /usr/share/geany Geany-INFO: User config dir: /home/marco/.config/geany Geany-INFO: System plugin path: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/geany Geany-INFO: Added filetype Go (55). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Cython (56). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Genie (57). Geany-INFO: Added filetype Scala (58). Geany-INFO: /home/marco/R/tex/commentary.tex : LaTeX (UTF-8) Geany-INFO: /home/marco/R/reportEurope1.r : R (UTF-8)
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed
(geany:2732): Tagmanager-CRITICAL **: get_tag_type: assertion `tag_name' failed Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288! Geany-INFO: Missing symbol-tree parent iter for type 524288!
Looks like our R symbol parser and symbol tree need some love :) But that shouldn't have any impact on what concerns you.
However, could you give "reportEurope1.r" or something with similar content so maybe we can fix those :)
(geany:2732): LIBDBUSMENU-GTK-CRITICAL **: watch_submenu: assertion `GTK_IS_MENU_SHELL(menu)' failed
It looks therefore there is an error in GTK MENU SHELL...
No, that's a bug in Ubuntu's Unity. It's there for a long time, we told them even with a patch (thanks Matthew), but they still haven't fixed it. However, AFAIK it's harmless in practice.
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Le 28/07/2013 16:02, Marco Bianchi a écrit :
Hello,
I have resetting the shell to "/bin/bash" in terminal preferences but get the same problem, that is cannot access it. that is when i click on terminal I have a black blank screen with no bash shell appearing.
Hum, so it probably isn't R's fault. Could you please try with a fresh configuration just in case:
$ geany -v -i -c /tmp/geany-test-conf
Regards, Colomban
Typing that command at the prompt it seems to be working in the sense that when I click on Terminal tab I can see the bash prompt (see image below) What does it all mean? marco
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On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 3:05 PM, Colomban Wendling < lists.ban@herbesfolles.org> wrote:
Le 28/07/2013 16:02, Marco Bianchi a écrit :
Hello,
I have resetting the shell to "/bin/bash" in terminal preferences but get the same problem, that is cannot access it. that is when i click on terminal I have a black blank screen with no bash shell appearing.
Hum, so it probably isn't R's fault. Could you please try with a fresh configuration just in case:
$ geany -v -i -c /tmp/geany-test-confRegards, Colomban _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@lists.geany.org https://lists.geany.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
Ok, so your Geany works with default values, that means that Geany and the VTE library are working. But it doesn't work if you type /bin/bash as the shell preference? Did you stop and re-run Geany after you typed /bin/bash?
When you ran R at the command line, did you type /usr/bin/R or just R? If the latter try the full /usr/bin/R to ensure the path is right.
Cheers Lex
Hello Lex,
R I can run anywhere at the command line and it works fine (see image below when running from ~ directory). I tried again to run geany reportEurope1.r to upload R code and there again I do not have prompt at terminal as before. What do I have to do to stop and re-run Geany? Also, where do I have to type /bin/bash, inside Geany? (inside geany I cannot do because I have no access to terminal unless I type the command geany -v -i -c etc which you suggested before...
Marco
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, so your Geany works with default values, that means that Geany and the VTE library are working. But it doesn't work if you type /bin/bash as the shell preference? Did you stop and re-run Geany after you typed /bin/bash?
When you ran R at the command line, did you type /usr/bin/R or just R? If the latter try the full /usr/bin/R to ensure the path is right.
Cheers Lex
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.comwrote:
Hello Lex,
R I can run anywhere at the command line and it works fine (see image below when running from ~ directory). I tried again to run geany reportEurope1.r to upload R code and there again I do not have prompt at terminal as before. What do I have to do to stop and re-run Geany? Also, where do I have to type /bin/bash, inside Geany? (inside geany I cannot do because I have no access to terminal unless I type the command geany -v -i -c etc which you suggested before...
Marco
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, so your Geany works with default values, that means that Geany and the VTE library are working. But it doesn't work if you type /bin/bash as the shell preference? Did you stop and re-run Geany after you typed /bin/bash?
When you ran R at the command line, did you type /usr/bin/R or just R? If the latter try the full /usr/bin/R to ensure the path is right.
Cheers Lex
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Please run /usr/bin/R at the command line, *not* just R.
If that works then please go to menu->edit->preferences->terminal and in the Shell: box replace whatever is there with /bin/bash and then stop and start Geany. Does the terminal have a normal shell running in it?
If that works and /usr/bin/R worked at the command line go to menu->edit->preferences->terminal and in the Shell: box replace whatever is there with /usr/bin/R and then stop and start Geany.
Does it work now?
Cheers Lex
On 29 July 2013 22:28, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.com wrote:
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.comwrote:
Hello Lex,
R I can run anywhere at the command line and it works fine (see image below when running from ~ directory). I tried again to run geany reportEurope1.r to upload R code and there again I do not have prompt at terminal as before. What do I have to do to stop and re-run Geany? Also, where do I have to type /bin/bash, inside Geany? (inside geany I cannot do because I have no access to terminal unless I type the command geany -v -i -c etc which you suggested before...
Marco
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, so your Geany works with default values, that means that Geany and the VTE library are working. But it doesn't work if you type /bin/bash as the shell preference? Did you stop and re-run Geany after you typed /bin/bash?
When you ran R at the command line, did you type /usr/bin/R or just R? If the latter try the full /usr/bin/R to ensure the path is right.
Cheers Lex
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Hello Lex,
thank you for your continuing support. When I run /usr/bin/R it works all right. Then when I do all the things you have suggested in your email it works when I use the command geany -v -i -c etc, but it does not work if I simply type: geany reportEurope1.r (in the directory where the .r file is)...
marco
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:43 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
Please run /usr/bin/R at the command line, *not* just R.
If that works then please go to menu->edit->preferences->terminal and in the Shell: box replace whatever is there with /bin/bash and then stop and start Geany. Does the terminal have a normal shell running in it?
If that works and /usr/bin/R worked at the command line go to menu->edit->preferences->terminal and in the Shell: box replace whatever is there with /usr/bin/R and then stop and start Geany.
Does it work now?
Cheers Lex
On 29 July 2013 22:28, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.com wrote:
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Marco Bianchi marcolondonuk@gmail.comwrote:
Hello Lex,
R I can run anywhere at the command line and it works fine (see image below when running from ~ directory). I tried again to run geany reportEurope1.r to upload R code and there again I do not have prompt at terminal as before. What do I have to do to stop and re-run Geany? Also, where do I have to type /bin/bash, inside Geany? (inside geany I cannot do because I have no access to terminal unless I type the command geany -v -i -c etc which you suggested before...
Marco
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, so your Geany works with default values, that means that Geany and the VTE library are working. But it doesn't work if you type /bin/bash as the shell preference? Did you stop and re-run Geany after you typed /bin/bash?
When you ran R at the command line, did you type /usr/bin/R or just R? If the latter try the full /usr/bin/R to ensure the path is right.
Cheers Lex
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It would appear that you have something wrong with the contents of your user configuration directory since it works if we force a new configuration (what the geany -v -i -c .... does, it stores a new default configuration in the /tmp/... directory).
It may be something left over from the old version of Geany.
It looks like you will have to remove the configuration file .config/geany/geany.conf in your home directory with *no* copies of Geany running. After you have deleted it, start a copy of geany normally (do not open a file just start geany), change the Shell: preference to /usr/bin/R, stop geany, start geany and then see if the R prompt is displayed in the terminal.
Cheers Lex
Dear Lex,
I followed your instructions to the letter and it now just works brilliantly. Thank you very much indeed for this. I spend a lot of time using geany to code in R and could not bear the idea of having to use Rstudio!!! (no offence to the latter...)
With best regards and thank you very much again for your help and assistance.
marco
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On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 2:51 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
It would appear that you have something wrong with the contents of your user configuration directory since it works if we force a new configuration (what the geany -v -i -c .... does, it stores a new default configuration in the /tmp/... directory).
It may be something left over from the old version of Geany.
It looks like you will have to remove the configuration file .config/geany/geany.conf in your home directory with *no* copies of Geany running. After you have deleted it, start a copy of geany normally (do not open a file just start geany), change the Shell: preference to /usr/bin/R, stop geany, start geany and then see if the R prompt is displayed in the terminal.
Cheers Lex
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