[R] Friendly way to link R - MySQL and non-(R and Mysql) users ?
Ptit_Bleu
ptit_bleu at yahoo.fr
Fri Nov 23 09:59:30 CET 2007
Dear Gabor,
Thanks for the links.
I found a a tcl script (see below ; from http://wiki.tcl.tk/15977) which
could be a good starting point but I'm not able to translate it into R.
Could you help me ?
In particularly, what is the command corresponding to
append_float_dialog_item ?
I looked in ?tcltk but I haven't found "append" command.
Thanks in advance,
Have a nice week-end,
Ptit Bleu
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# Simple sphere demo with UI for Shade
# Variables: radius, center coordinates, RGB color
set r 600
set X 0
set Y 0
set Z 0
set R 1.0
set G 0.1
set B 0.1
# The UI starts here
begin_dialog
# Create a dialog box with 7 typed entries
append_float_dialog_item "Radius"
append_float_dialog_item "X center"
append_float_dialog_item "Y center"
append_float_dialog_item "Z center"
append_float_dialog_item "Red value (0..1)"
append_float_dialog_item "Green value (0..1)"
append_float_dialog_item "Blue value (0..1)"
# Initial values for items
set_float_property_value 0 to $r
set_float_property_value 1 to $X
set_float_property_value 2 to $Y
set_float_property_value 3 to $Z
set_float_property_value 4 to $R
set_float_property_value 5 to $G
set_float_property_value 6 to $B
# ask_dialog is true if we hit on OK button
if [ask_dialog] {
set r [get_float_property_value 0]
set X [get_float_property_value 1]
set Y [get_float_property_value 2]
set Z [get_float_property_value 3]
set R [get_float_property_value 4]
set G [get_float_property_value 5]
set B [get_float_property_value 6]
if {$R > 1.0} {set R 1.0}
if {$G > 1.0} {set G 1.0}
if {$B > 1.0} {set B 1.0}
end_dialog
} else {
end_dialog
error cancel_dialog
}
# End of UI
# Create a tagged sphere with radius r at <X,Y,Z> coordinates
create_sphere at [list $X $Y $Z] r $r sphere_1
# set color to sphere_1
set base_color [list $R $G $B]
# Render the result
render
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