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I've been working on a document describing the use of XEmacs and ESS with R for Windows users, along with configuration files that are meant to make things simple for Windows users. This was initially intended for my students, but with recent discussions of Windows (and other) editors on the the R-help list, I thought that I'd make the material more widely available. The document

I've been working on a document describing the use of XEmacs and ESS with R for Windows users, along with configuration files that are meant to make things simple for Windows users. This was initially intended for my students, but with recent discussions of Windows (and other) editors on the the R-help list, I thought that I'd make the material more widely available. The document

...in interactive mode. I'd like to interrupt the evaluation of this (it's taking way too long) but I am not able to. I'm running R-1.3.0 from an emacs window (ESS-5.0) and I'm on a linux box, (Debian). I tried Control-c Control-c (nothing happens), or Control-g (Quit appears in the minibuffer window, but with no other consequences for the R process). I could kill the emacs job, but of course this would cause all the computations done in this session to be lost. I'd be happy to prevent that from happening... thanks in advance claudia ---------------------------------------------...

...SS (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 not belong to gnuserv client' in init.el I have (require 'gnuserv) (gnuserv-start) (setq gnuserv-frame (selected-frame)) Any help please? Fredrik

I really don't think this is an R bug; sorry if I've got it wrong twice within a week. Using rw0632 on NT 4.0, I can get R running quite happily under ESS 5.1.3. However, whenever I use help(), although I do get the required help in a split screen, I also get the minibuffer error message: wrong argument type: processp, nil Note: I get this under ESS 5.0 as well. I could live with this, but if I attempt to call help through the menus, or to iESS edit anything, the whole thing hangs with Forming completions for Autoloads ... I've waited up to 15min which I think...

...>>> > Enabled minor modes: [lots ..., then] >>> > ESS[S] mode defined in `ess-mode.el': >>> > Major mode for editing ESS source. >>> 2 From the resulting buffer, if I run `M-x R`, I get the following >>> prompt and default response in the minibuffer: >>> > ESS [S(R): R (newest)] starting data directory? /scpc:t:/home/me/ >>> If I accept that (i.e., hit Enter) I get >>> *Messages* >>> > Type C-h m for help on ESS version 5.14 >>> > Cannot read history file /scpc:t:/home/me/.Rhistory &gt...

...eone can help? 1. the first tab complete for an object in the [R] window is grindingly slow (not news to anyone). At the first attempt to tab complete an object name, forming all the completions took 69 seconds on my system. The second tab complete was almost immediate. 2. Tab complete in the minibuffer following ctrl CD doesn't seem to be working right on my setup -- I just get a tab. 3. If I inadvertantly return a large object (i.e. many thousand rows of data) to scroll on the screen, I cannot interrupt the scroll. ctrlCC has no effect ctrlGCC locks my system killing it works but shuts do...

One thing that has driven me batty to no end is the fact that ESS doesn't handle R's "exit" well. Any thoughts as to the default? I'm thinking of something like: current: do what currently is done C-u Y C-c C-q : quit and save workspace C-u N C-c C-q : quit and don't save workspace. Comments? best, -tony -- A.J. Rossini Rsrch. Asst.

Features: * Management WEBrick - start, stop * Viewing log files * Abbrev from TextMate * Switching between View/Action http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/emacs/rails.el

...file > options(error = utils::recover) > library(compiler) > compiler::enableJIT(3) > and now and I start R and start typing I see this: >> options(STERM=.....) >> matrix(nrow=|) > ("|" stands for my cursor) > and "nrow: x" in the minibuffer. > that's it. > emacs is stuck. > Program received signal SIGTSTP, Stopped (user). > 0x00000000005a115a in exec_byte_code (bytestr=8748337, vector=8748373, maxdepth=<optimized out>, args_template=11970946, > nargs=<optimized out>, args=<optimized ou...