do R_ProcessEvents in rniIdle if Windows #23
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Is there any chance that rniIdle() for Windows will be fixed in the next release of rJava? We need it to enable R's web server to process events (more specifically, to serve html help pages). This functionality is needed for the RPlugin that is available for the WEKA software. It works fine on Linux and OS X. |
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Windows' graphic device (windows()) and pager freezes when waiting console user input, because Windows console, graphics device, pager share the same thread for event processing.
rniIdle is to called frequently when waiting console user input. So I added event processing for Windows in rniIdle function.
It seems like interrupted handling don't work in rniIdle so I avoided interrupted case(UserBreak).