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I do not see R shell in bert #110

Open rewoper opened 6 years ago

rewoper commented 6 years ago

I installed BERT , (i have windows 10 with excel 2016) all went ok . When i start the console It does not lauch the embedded R shell . so I cannot run script, etc..

stephansgit commented 6 years ago

I do have the same issue with BERT 2.3.1. The Shell does not show up. Nothing else is being displayed

Using BERT 2.2.1 works however.

System: Windows 7, V 6.1.7.1601 Excel O365

rewoper commented 6 years ago

Thanks, i installed 2.2.1 it works!

duncanwerner commented 6 years ago

@stephansgit did you mean that 2.3.1 did not work, but 2.2.1 works?

rewoper commented 6 years ago

YES

stephansgit commented 6 years ago

Yes, 2.3.1 did not work, 2.2.1 works for me. (Typo in my original post, have corrected that)

leo-liar commented 6 years ago

I've the same problem with BERT 2.3.1 ... on my work PC with Excel 2010 there is neither a Julia (0.6.2) nor R shell. ControlR.exe and ControlJulia.exe are not executed or fail immediately upon Excel startup.

Version 2.3.0 works without problems.

System: Win10 Enterprise x64, version 1607 build 14393.2189

duncanwerner commented 6 years ago

If anyone wants to help debug this, it would be helpful to know what the dev console log shows (in the console, Ctrl+Shift+I) when it fails.

leo-liar commented 6 years ago

@duncanwerner Just for your information: I just rechecked with the most recent 2.3.2 version ... ControlR.exe is definitely called and immediately terminated.

I'm not sure what you want to see from the dev console log, it's pretty much empty. No warnings or errors or stuff like that.

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duncanwerner commented 6 years ago

I think I may have figured this out. If anyone can try

https://github.com/sdllc/Basic-Excel-R-Toolkit/releases/tag/2.3.3

let me know what happens.

leo-liar commented 6 years ago

Yes, 2.3.3 restores the missing shells.

Thank you for the quick fix!

duncanwerner commented 6 years ago

Great, thanks. Somehow debug symbols were getting linked in the release builds. Not sure how that happened, but I know how to check for it now.