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Rterm.exe can be used in three distinct modes:
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Rterm.exe can be used in three distinct modes:
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1) Interactively in an MSDOS / Commands window.
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1) Interactively in an MSDOS / Commands window.
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2) In batch mode by redirecting its input from a file or pipe.
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2) In batch mode by redirecting its input from a file or pipe.
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3) As a slave process for ESS mode in NTEmacs with flag --ess.
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3) As a no-echo process for ESS mode in NTEmacs with flag --ess.
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Its purpose is to provide something similar to the main Unix interface
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Its purpose is to provide something similar to the main Unix interface
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for R, including a batch capability. The command-line arguments are
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for R, including a batch capability. The command-line arguments are
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the same as those for RGui.exe and are documented in `An Introduction
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the same as those for RGui.exe and are documented in `An Introduction
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to R' in the section `Invoking R under Windows' (--mdi and --sdi are
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to R' in the section `Invoking R under Windows' (--mdi and --sdi are
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