The RGtkBindingGenerator package

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This uses the Python module generate which is distributed as part of pygtk. It may be already installed on your machine (often in /usr/local/share/pygtk/1.2/codegen or /usr/share/pygtk/1.2/codegen), in which case you can include that directory in the PYTHONPATH environment variable. Alternatively, you can install the pygtk package and then the generate module within it by first following the instructions in the INSTALL file in the downloaded package and then changing directory to generate/ and issuing the command make install there (with the approriate priviliges). Then, you can set the PYTHONPATH variable to include the directory into which the generate module was installed.

Also, you will need to have the RSPython package to be able to call Python from R.

See the README and INSTALL files for instructions on using and installing the package.

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