Hi,
I don't think there is a trivial way to set this up. If what you want is to have an interactive R console, to my knowledge this is not straightforward to set up. R.NET uses the R AP function Rf_initEmbeddedR; to embed R and hand over the Read Evaluate Pring Loop (REPL) I think a call to Rf_ReplDLLinit is needed, to start with.
If what you are seeking is interactivity for temporary debugging purposes, maybe using IronPython + [C#, VB, etc.} + R.NET may help you. It is feasible (been there done that) and should redirect the R console output seamlessely to the IronPython interpreter.
If you seek something where the primary use case is an R user accessing .NET code interactively, I can point you to a related project I have.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
I don't think there is a trivial way to set this up. If what you want is to have an interactive R console, to my knowledge this is not straightforward to set up. R.NET uses the R AP function Rf_initEmbeddedR; to embed R and hand over the Read Evaluate Pring Loop (REPL) I think a call to Rf_ReplDLLinit is needed, to start with.
If what you are seeking is interactivity for temporary debugging purposes, maybe using IronPython + [C#, VB, etc.} + R.NET may help you. It is feasible (been there done that) and should redirect the R console output seamlessely to the IronPython interpreter.
If you seek something where the primary use case is an R user accessing .NET code interactively, I can point you to a related project I have.
Hope this helps.
Cheers