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Issues with the .bat file #47

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OrsonDeWitt opened this issue Jun 20, 2023 · 3 comments
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Issues with the .bat file #47

OrsonDeWitt opened this issue Jun 20, 2023 · 3 comments

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@OrsonDeWitt
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OrsonDeWitt commented Jun 20, 2023

  1. In task manager, the task is called "R for Windows front-end". Is there a way to rename it?
  2. After attempting to load data into the app and closing it before completion, the app breaks and does not allow to access it again until it finishes loading the data (in case of an error this could take hours). Running the script again does not open another instance of the app. Is there a way to circumvent such a case?
  3. I have the same exact issue as Issues with run.wsf #19 on another laptop. It does not open, and if I run it as administrator, I get the wsj error. I have
    session$onSessionEnded(function() {stopApp()})
    Included, and from what I understand the need to set path with cd has been fixed. So I don't understand what's causing the issue.
@OrsonDeWitt OrsonDeWitt changed the title Ending the task without going to task manager Issues with the .bat file Jun 20, 2023
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nev-awaken commented Sep 5, 2023

Is in your config file the paths are same as below?

Defaults to:
"dist\R-Portable\App\R-Portable\bin\"

		To use a system installed R set to something like:
			"dist\\R-Portable\\App\\R-Portable\\bin\\"
			
			
			
			"r_exec": {
	"home": "dist\\R-Portable\\App\\R-Portable\\bin\\"
},

@OrsonDeWitt
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Is in your config file the paths are same as below?

Defaults to: "dist\R-Portable\App\R-Portable\bin"

		To use a system installed R set to something like:
			"dist\\R-Portable\\App\\R-Portable\\bin\\"
			
			
			
			"r_exec": {
	"home": "dist\\R-Portable\\App\\R-Portable\\bin\\"
},

Yes, they are; I have actually figured the "run.wsf" part since I posted this, thank you :) the problem was that the laptop that I was I testing it on had non-Latin characters in the computer name. Once we tried on another drive, it worked.

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Did you figure out the "R for front end" part?

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