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In older versions of R, version 2.9 anyway, I was able to run an R program from batch using rterm.exe and create a graphics window that a user could scroll back and forth and view the graphs. I was able to do that by using some R code like: kbd <- function(key) { if (key == "q") { "Quit" } else NULL } getGraphicsEvent(" ", onKeybd = kbd) This held the graphics viewer open until the user pressed the "q" key. In newer versions of R, it seems that since this is started from batch (non-interactive using Rterm.exe), the key value is always NULL and the graphics window simply flashes and closes. My question is if there is any way I can somehow convince the R system that I'm running a quasi-interactive session and get the behavior of getGraphicsEvent to not return NULL immediately?
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