Currently I have set options(help_type=\"text\") and getOption(\"help_type\") returns \"text\". Not sure why but R still opens a new browser window or tab when I type ?par in the inferior ESS (iESS) b
I am using ESS, but every time I need to install a new package I have to use R gui. Isn\'t there a way to do this with开发者_StackOverflow社区out leaving emacs?From help(Startup):
I am not sure if this has already been answered here on stack-overflow. I had Emacs-ESS installed on my Unix machine and when ever I start up emacs, particular version of R gets loaded.
How can I make Emacs execute something like (ess-eval-linewise \"cat(date(), \'\\\\n\')\" t nil nil nil)
I am a happy user of ESS for coding and debugging R code. I have found a elusive bug recently deeply inside several for loops and ifs structures.
I am using ESS in order to stay in Emacs when working with R. Whenever I create a plot a new pop-up appears with the graph. This new window seems to be a part of the R process called inside Emacs. As
Quite often I find myself with bunch of R processes running in ESS buffers. There\'s a convenient Lisp function ess-request-a-process that asks for R process, and brings it to front. The only downside
When you ask ESS to evaluate the following from a buffer (C-c, C-b, or similar) par(ask=TRUE) plot(1,1)
I\'m interested in experimenting with writing R code on my laptop which I then execute on an Amazon S3 machine. I want the execution to be interactive because I\'m building a work flow and the data is
I find it 开发者_运维问答hard to sort through all the messages in the R frame(?) in emacs, and I was wondering if it\'ll be easy to change the colours so that it looks more like the R GUI.
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