[ESS] max lisp eval depth & ESS
Chris Evans
chris at psyctc.org
Thu Jun 28 14:17:10 CEST 2007
Stephen Eglen sent the following at 28/06/2007 11:07:
... some snipped ...
> If you are fairly new to XEmacs, may I suggest that, if you can, you
> try to use the Windows version of Emacs that comes with ESS:
>
> http://vgoulet.act.ulaval.ca/en/ressources/emacs/
>
> XEmacs used to have a lot better graphical support than Emacs, but
> with the release of Emacs 22, I think that difference has disappeared.
> Further, thanks to people like Vincent Goulet, the availability of
> binaries like the above, should make using Emacs more attractive
> again. I'd strongly push for people to switch back to Emacs!
Thanks for rolling this for we lesser mortals Stephen, it installed like
a dream and does look good and was easy to reconfigure to point to my
location for R.
I've installed it as I have been using XEmacs and hitting an error
message similar or identical to the one Ben reports (don't know why).
Emacs/ESS looks good but there's one ESS toolbar button that appears in
XEmacs that I really miss, the "submit a line" one. ctrl-C, alt-J is a
clumsy and slow sequence compared with clicking on that button to work
through some code.
I may be missing something obvious but is it possible to get those
toolbar buttons in Emacs too?
TIA,
Chris
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Professor of Psychotherapy, Nottingham University;
Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy, Notts PDD network;
Research Programmes Director, Nottinghamshire NHS Trust;
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