Some very minor tweaks and improvements (that are obviously not documented anywhere properly):

1) PATH
Env/PATH problems were so common, that now there is an easy way to solve them w/o the need to alter system preferences:
From Sublime Text menu open: Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeREPL -> Settings – User
and paste something like this (using R path found in previous steps):
{
“default_extend_env”: {“PATH”: “{PATH};C:\\Program Files\\R\\R-2.14.2\\bin\\i386″}
}

2) R Shortcuts
You should not modify .\Packages\SublimeREPL\Default (Windows).sublime-keymap, because when a new version of SublimeREPL is released, it will get overwritten.
Instead paste those keybinding to Preferenctes -> Key Bindings – User.
F2 shortcuts that were interfering with ST2 bookmark function are now disabled by default, so there is no longer any need to alter installed .keymap.

3) Credits:
There is one more person directly responsible for pretty decent R support in SublimeREPL: hootener (http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5802). Forcing R to work correctly on Windows was a surprisingly bumpy road and w/o hootener’s help I wouldn’t even try.

A quick look at the top ten suggest a minimum of a M.S. and most likely a Ph.D.

Homer Simpson aside, I doubt you would get very far with a B.S. in nuclear engineering. D’Oh!

Just one dependent variable (share of Democrat votes in 1988).

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