Scott Spencer

I'm on a Mac osx high Sierra. And my compilers (e.g., gcc++ clang, clang++) work. I have read through the documentation. Not sure what's going wrong. Would appreciate continued help...

Ok, I was able to build nvimcom manually per your suggestion above. When I run R directly in the terminal, I can successfully `require("nvimcom")`, which states that it is masking...

Yes the combination of manually compiling/building and placing maplocalleader got it working. I assume that the scripts used to auto update `nvimcom` will continue to not work, however, and need...

Is this still a good place to watch for updates on work integrating the new gradient features into ggplot? Or for examples in how to use them together?

> * SocViz by @kjhealy is free-as-in-beer, and very close: http://socviz.co/ but has no repo 😞 Looks like Kealy has a repo for another book with either the same or...

Yes, your example does write "test" to the console. But if the output is not text, then it just has a generic return. To see this, let's simplify your code...

In RStudio try turning off some of the diagnostics under Preferences | Code | Diagnostics, especially those not related to R. See if that helps?

The first portion of this message `sh: clang++ -mmacosx-version-min=10.13: command not found` is also triggered in RStudio (1.3.1054) when opening or syntax checking a `.stan` file.

> Yes, this error was already reported and is a separate thing. We are looking into that. Is it in another posted issue? I got the same result as @twitched

> rstan:::get_CXX() [1] "clang++ -mmacosx-version-min=10.13"