Bug 380615

-- Originally posted by (AT sourceforge.net): xavidp --
No comments for more than one year... Mmmmm... maybe there is no interest.

Well, since Eclipse + the RJava console are buggy for me and unreliable, and since I've seen gret progress with rkward these months, I'm using it again quite frequently, as well as promoting it among my work colleagues. 

We are also using svn and Bazaar. For svn, I already suggested to integrate ksvn with rkward, in a similar way in which it was integrated with other KDE file managers. And as far as I understood, RKward uses mainly KDE architechture for common things like file management, etc. Maybe it wouldn't be that difficult? 

And for the last year, we have been using "Bazaar" \( http://bazaar.canonical.com \) to have decentralized management system for version control on our sets of files. One of the nice things about bazaar, is that there is already a nice set of Qt-based GUI programs \("Qbzr" - http://groups.google.com/group/qbzr/web/screenshots \) to ease most tasks \(diffing, pushing, pulling, updating, merging, ...\), besides native solutions for each of the major operating systems. And they work very well in all of them.

So again, maybe it wouldn't be that difficult to integrated bazaar \(Qbzr\) into the menus of RKWard and the file manager, so that the lifecycle of collaborative projects with R scripts can be much easier through RKWard itself, without the need to run other programs aside of RKWard?

I would consider paying some money to the coder who is able to add this integration \(If I can afford your rates, whoever coder is willing to improve this aspect of RKward\). I work in a few research teams in which we are using R, and we they are nowadays getting into Bazaar, and this improvement would ease the task for them \(for us all, in fact\).

Cheers

P.S: In addition, congratulations for RKWard efficiency: I recently compared the memory consumption of running some scripts \(on a Dual-core Pentium IV with Ubuntu GNU/Linux 10.10 with a mixture of gnome and KDE apps\) through:
\(1\) Eclipse+RJava+STatEt plugin, 

and also through

\(2\) RKward

and using \(2\) \[RKward\], the memory consumption \(RAM and Swap\) was one order of magnitude lower for the whole run \(30'\) than through \(1\). Congratulations\!

-- Originally posted by (AT sourceforge.net): xavidp --
Oups, I need more coffee this morning:
"No comments for more than one year... Mmmmm... maybe there is no interest."
This is not true. 

s/more than one year/more than half a year

hi,

i guess the integration of version control systems you are thinking of is part of eclipse, not an implementation in StatET itself. the same would be true for the dolphin integration, which as far as i understand comes with kdesvn and is not a genuine dolphin \(or konqueror\) feature.

i've noticed that in my RKWard installation, if i open the file browser window, the context menus  already feature the same svn entries as dolphin & konqueror \(if kdesvn is also installed\). so if that's what you were looking for it's already there ;-\)

-- Originally posted by (AT sourceforge.net): xavidp --
Impelemented in current RKWard versions \(at least RKward 0.5.6\)  thanks to supporting KDE service menus.
I added my 2 cents here:
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/QBazaar+service+menu?content=142321

\(rescuing the work deon in this area by other people\)

-- Originally posted by (AT sourceforge.net): xavidp --
- **status**: open --> closed

-- Originally posted by (AT sourceforge.net): xavidp --
m-eik: yes, you are right. Thomas added that support for kde service menus a while ago after my request.