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Wonder how to get TextMate2 to work with R?

rpsnow December 21, 2014 Methods

Ryan, our R guru and postdoc, just put together instructions for using TextMate2, a powerful text editor, with R, a powerful stats program that many ecologists use. Getting the two to talk happily isn’t easy, so here are his instructions.textmate2

Wonder how to get TextMate2 to work with R?

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