[ESS] Re: ESS-help Digest, Vol 23, Issue 8
wilsons
wilsonsofcolorado at yahoo.com
Sun Jan 16 19:28:19 CET 2005
I have Fedora core 3 and have the same problem but I
noticed the "hanging" when I go to the menu to exit S(
which in my case is R). If I quit R from within
emacs-ess , I get no hanging.
I did not have this problem before getting ess-5.2.4
I do not know how to resolve this and will not be able
to spend any time on it.
If it becomes a nuisance, I will return to 5-2.3 for
awhile.
Karl Wilson
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> 1. Re: RE: [R] Ess packages for Suse-9.2
> available ? (Paul Johnson)
> 2. Re: RE: [R] Ess packages for Suse-9.2
> available ? (Tom Moertel)
> 3. ESS 5.2.4 quitting R with C-c C-q
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> Message: 1
> Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 10:26:21 -0600
> From: Paul Johnson <pauljohn at ku.edu>
> Subject: Re: [ESS] RE: [R] Ess packages for Suse-9.2
> available ?
> To: Martin Maechler <maechler at stat.math.ethz.ch>
> Cc: Tom Moertel <tom at moertel.com>,
> ess-help at stat.math.ethz.ch
> Message-ID: <41E7F2AD.4010806 at ku.edu>
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> No need to worry. Everything is copasetic.
>
> Tom and I worked this out a while ago. I agreed
> with the changes he
> wanted to make. We adopted his preferred name for
> the package,
> emacs-ess, and it obsoletes the old name I had
> chosen when I started
> making RPMS, which was ess-emacs.
>
> I do worry somewhat about this package being
> classified as "noarch" in
> Tom's version. Are elc files truly portable across
> architectures?
>
> I'll always be maintaining packages we need on our
> systems, and anybody
> that wants to use them can do so. I'm happy that
> Tom will be your
> official package maintainer, no problem there.
>
> My version is distinguished only in some start time
> config options that
> I prefer. The README file from the installed RPM
> says:
>
> ---------------------------------
> This version of emacs-ess includes some settings
> preferred
> for our computer lab at the Department of Political
> Science
> at the University of Kansas. Otherwise, it is the
> same as Tom
> Moertel's version.
>
> To see the special features we prefer, please look
> in your
> emacs distribution's site-start.d directory, where
> you should see
> a file called ess-init.el. In there, we have these
> commands:
>
> (require 'pc-select)
> (pc-selection-mode)
>
> (require 'ess-site)
> (setq inferior-ess-own-frame t)
> (setq inferior-ess-same-window nil)
>
> ;;create a new frame for each help instance
>
> (setq ess-help-own-frame t)
> ;;If you want all help
> ;; buffers to go into one frame do:
>
> ;; (setq ess-help-own-frame 'one)
>
> Since the ESS team added the option to have ESS
> start in its own
> frame partly at our urging, we feel we've got the
> right to use it.
>
> Paul Johnson <pauljohn at ku.edu>
>
> Generally, there will be no need to modify your
> .emacs file in order
> to use the features of this package -- they are
> enabled by default
> when you start Emacs.
>
> Cheers,
> Tom
>
> --
> Tom Moertel <tom-rpms at moertel.com>
> EOF
> ---------------------------------
>
>
>
> Notice what you see if you do
> $ rpm -qip emacs-ess-5.2.4-1.PJ.noarch.rpm
> Name : emacs-ess
> Relocations: /usr
> Version : 5.2.4
> Vendor: (none)
> Release : 1.PJ Build
> Date: Fri 14 Jan 2005
> 10:21:13 AM CST
> Install Date: (not installed) Build
> Host: pols110.pols.ku.edu
> Group : Applications/Editors Source
> RPM:
> emacs-ess-5.2.4-1.PJ.src.rpm
> Size : 6257127
> License: GPL
> Signature : (none)
> Packager : Paul Johnson <pauljohn at ku.edu>
> URL : http://ess.r-project.org/
> Summary : Emacs Speaks Statistics add-on package
> for Emacs
> Description :
> This package provides Emacs Speaks Statistics (ESS),
> which provides
> Emacs-based front ends for popular statistics
> packages.
>
> ESS provides an intelligent, consistent interface
> between the user and
> the software. ESS interfaces with S-PLUS, R, SAS,
> BUGS and other
> statistical analysis packages under the Unix,
> Microsoft Windows, and
> Apple Mac OS operating systems. ESS is a package
> for the GNU Emacs
> and XEmacs text editors whose features ESS uses to
> streamline the
> creation and use of statistical software. ESS knows
> the syntax and
> grammar of statistical analysis packages and
> provides consistent
> display and editing features based on that
> knowledge. ESS assists in
> interactive and batch execution of statements
> written in these
> statistical analysis languages.
>
> This version of emacs-ess includes some settings
> preferred
> for our computer lab at the Department of Political
> Science
> at the University of Kansas. Otherwise, it is the
> same as Tom
> Moertel's version. See the README file for an
> explanation.
>
>
> Martin Maechler wrote:
> >>>>>>"PaulEJ" == Paul Johnson <pauljohn at ku.edu>
> >>>>>> on Thu, 13 Jan 2005 13:11:50 -0600 writes:
> >
> >
> > PaulEJ> Yes, I still have been making RPMS and
> I post them in
> > PaulEJ>
> http://lark.cc.ku.edu/~pauljohn/software.
> >
> > PaulEJ> The one I'm using in Fedora Core 3
> seems completely fine:
> >
> > PaulEJ>
>
http://lark.cc.ku.edu/~pauljohn/software/favoriteEmacsFiles/emacs-ess-5.2.3-4.PJ.noarch.rpm
> >
> > which is also not current version of ESS, 5.2.4.
> > Yesterday, I had mentioned Tom Moertel's site and
> had later even
> > put a link to it on http://ESS.r-project.org/ .
> > IIRC, I had learned that his RPMs were somewhat
> more standard
>
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