[ESS] Emacs Input Method and / or Coding System
gerald.jean at dgag.ca
gerald.jean at dgag.ca
Fri Jun 27 16:15:21 CEST 2008
Hello there,
my problem is probably more Emacs related than ESS related, but ...
I use Emacs every day and all day, I mostly run Splus trhrough ESS and
write a lot of doc. (in French) with LaTeX through Auctex. After I run
Emacs for a little while, for reasons unknown to me, the keyboard suddenly
change its behaviour I can't anymore type accented letters or LaTeX "\", or
Splus comment character "#", or "~" and any special characters. The
behaviour doesn't seem to be mode specific since it happens in ESS mode as
well as in latex mode. So far the only cure I found is to shutdown Emacs
and start over again, it happens several times a day which gets pretty
frustrating.
I am running Emacs 22.1 on an XP machine, this behaviour started when I
upgraded from Emacs 21.3 to 22.1 several months ago. I am using version
3.6 of ESS. I also run ESS 3.6 through Emacs 21.3.1 on a Linux box, over a
network, I never have this problem on that machine?
The Emacs Mule environment for settings Input Methods and Coding Systems is
a little bit over my head!
Any suggestions would be welcome, TIA.
Gérald Jean
Conseiller senior en statistiques, VP Planification et Développement des Marchés
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