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Since OSGeo4W version 2, we are missing the former feature of being able to launch R from the OSGeo4W shell by just typing R (or R GUI to open a separate R console window). This was a great feature to Windows users of the R package rgrass.
@jef-n could you bundle rbatch in version 2 please? This would bring GRASS in OSGeo4W on par with standalone GRASS. The latter has always bundled rbatch, allowing to launch R without needing the filepath to the program.
Yep; indeed this means that R can be launched from within a GRASS OSGeo4W session.
However we'd like to also have R available standalone inside OSGeo4W shell, as it worked in OSGeo4W version 1, i.e. typing R in the OSGeo4W shell.
This is a second important use case we know from our winGRASS users.
It would allow to access GRASS GIS (and other OSGeo4W tools) from R only when you need it. The environment variables for e.g. GDAL, PROJ etc. are then set for use out of the box in R.
Since OSGeo4W version 2, we are missing the former feature of being able to launch R from the OSGeo4W shell by just typing
R
(orR GUI
to open a separate R console window). This was a great feature to Windows users of the R package rgrass.It is due to the fact that the
rbatch
directory is missing inOSGeo4W/apps/
; it was present in version 1 but not in version 2.@jef-n could you bundle
rbatch
in version 2 please? This would bring GRASS in OSGeo4W on par with standalone GRASS. The latter has always bundledrbatch
, allowing to launch R without needing the filepath to the program.The source code is at https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/tree/main/mswindows/external/rbatch. Also pinging @hellik.
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