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ExportHTML
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1) Copy to a local folder Sublime Text Portable, expand it and launch it. Windows 10 supports x64 release. For instance, C:\Users\Public\PublicApps
2) Modify preferences (Preferences>Settings) by copied the previous or next comment to fit your OS!
3) Install Python (https://www.python.org/downloads/ ). And try to understand this https://pypi.org/project/certifi/.
4) Install Package Control (https://packagecontrol.io/installation#st3 )
5) Install sublime-github in Sublime Text by using Package Control: Install Package; use Shift+Control+p as shortcut to select the utility.
6) Generate a token from GitHub web (https://github.com/settings/tokens ) or by using the application in Sublime Text (it fails from within SERGAS; also fails from USC and I think that is has nothing to do with the internal network. It seems to me that the module doesn't do correctly this step). The application in Sublime Text will ask you for an username and password, then will give a token that you must enter in sublime-github user preferences (available at Sublime Text > Preferences > Package Settings > GitHub > Settings - User). Copy its default settings to personal ones an manually enter the token generated at GitHub website.
7) Install SendCode.
8) Set SendCode to send code to rstudio. { "prog": "rstudio" }. This can be done by openning a file containing R code, setting syntax to R (SSR in Command Palette), and choosing RStudio by entering SendCode: Choose Program and selecting a the suitable option. -
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1) Copy to a local folder Sublime Text Portable, expand it and launch it. Windows 10 supports x64 release. For instance, C:\Users\Public\PublicApps
2) Modify preferences (Preferences>Settings) by copied the previous or next comment to fit your OS!
3) Install Python (https://www.python.org/downloads/ ). And try to understand this https://pypi.org/project/certifi/.
4) Install Package Control (https://packagecontrol.io/installation#st3 )
5) Install sublime-github in Sublime Text by using Package Control: Install Package; use Shift+Control+p as shortcut to select the utility.
6) Generate a token from GitHub web (https://github.com/settings/tokens ) or by using the application in Sublime Text (it fails from within SERGAS; also fails from USC and I think that is has nothing to do with the internal network. It seems to me that the module doesn't do correctly this step). The application in Sublime Text will ask you for an username and password, then will give a token that you must enter in sublime-github user preferences (available at Sublime Text > Preferences > Package Settings > GitHub > Settings - User). Copy its default settings to personal ones an manually enter the token generated at GitHub website.
7) Install SendCode.
8) Set SendCode to send code to rstudio. { "prog": "rstudio" }. This can be done by openning a file containing R code, setting syntax to R (SSR in Command Palette), and choosing RStudio by entering SendCode: Choose Program (in Command Palette) and selecting RStudio Desktop.