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Dear list, Not strictly R ... In R on Xemacs with ESS (R-2.0.1, Xemacs-21.4.15-r3, ESS-5.2.6) on gentoo-linux when I use k<-edit(k) or fix(k) to change a small vector k <- c(1,2,3,4,5,6) the opened window (called '6b8b4567') appears not to be connected to the gnuclient and I'm able to edit the file but has no instructions in the minibuffer and C-x # gives '6b8b4567 does

...server-address:99). Consider the following scenario (which I use all the time) Open ssh tunnel from machine H to a machine A on the other network. Use gnuclient on A to tell an XEmacs running on B to connect to the A:10 fake display. For that gnuclient first needs the B:99 cookie to connect to gnuserver however it cannot find it because the cookie is actually in ~/.Xauthority.. It is no use trying to pass the A:10 cookie in the gnuserv session when you cannot connect to gnuserv in the first place/ Jan

The following becomes more and more a topic for an R mailing list, possibly R-devel. R for Windows crashes are important and should be discussed and debugged with the experts -- which are not reading ESS-help AFAIK. Martin >>>>> "ColCun" == Cunningham, Colin A <colin.a.cunningham@intel.com> writes: ColCun> In my very brief exposure to R, I have

Hi, I see there are some previous threads on gnuclient.exe, but I can't figure this out based on those... I recently started using ESS with Xemacs. I'm on Windows XP. On starting iESS, my editor gets set to 'gnuclient.exe'. I don't understand how this works, since there is no executable anywhere on my machine called "gnuclient.exe". But I have no complaints: I like

After the discussions about appropriate editors under Windows to use with R, I have managed to install Emacs, XEmacs, and ESS under WinNT 4.0, and these work fine. It's not necessary to compile anything to use R with ESS, just to install Emacs and ESS, and do a few modifications in some files. XEmacs is also easy to install but apparently ESS cannot run with it (confirmed by a message by Tony

Originally posted at http://blog.inquirylabs.com/2006/02/11/textmate- backtracer-10/ == Announcing Version 1.0 == The backtracer has been around for a while now, and seems to have done its job well enough to deserve a 1.0 mark. == What Is It? == Whenever a Rails exception occurs, it spits out a backtrace full of filenames and line numbers. I?ve often thought, ?Wouldn?t it be nice if I

A couple of days ago I posted some elisp code that asks the user for confirmation before deleting a process buffer, e.g. the *R* buffer. However, this code was only evaluated if a buffer was killed by means of [C-x k]. The following code does not need to be bound to a particular key, it's internally called by kill-buffer. (Also works if buffer is deleted in other ways, e.g., [C-x C-c].)

In switching to openssh from ssh-1.2.27, I have encountered the following problem with the way openssh handles its XAUTHORITY files separately from ~/.Xauthority. XEmacs has a gnuserv process that runs and allows commands to be issued to a remote XEmacs process. The trouble is when the command is to make a new frame ( window ) on a different X display, it fails because the Xauth cookie is not in

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- ============================================================================= FreeBSD-SA-01:65 Security Advisory FreeBSD, Inc. Topic: Buffer overflow in libgtop_server Category: ports Module: libgtop Announced: 2001-12-11

I decided to try out Xemacs instead of Emacs in Linux (RH 7.2). After doing lots of configuration of Xemacs, I finally discovered a major problem. With Emacs, when I use R, I start Emacs twice (at least), in different viewports, once as emacs -f R and once as emacs myfile.R Then I try commands in the first one, and, when they work (which isn't very often), I cut the command with C-w,

Hi, I've upgraded the driver provided by the manufacturer of the C-MOS [1] UPS, which is an argentinian company. The file I'm attaching works with nut 2.0.4, I have one C-MOS UPS and I've succesfully tested it. It would be nice to have it included in the nut codebase. [1]: http://www.c-mos.com.ar/ -- Regards, Maxy -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was