Yes, that is the designed behavior. A transcript is the history of a previous
session. Normally you
would not want to change it.
What you might want to do is open a new .r file and copy the source code from
the transcript into
the new file. Pick up the entire section of transcript (input
Hi,
I am having a problem whereby if I save a .Rout transcript,
when I try to open it next time, I cannot edit it. It opens the buffer
in readonly mode. What could be the cause of opening in readonly mode? I
wnat to continue working on some transcript in a new session.
I am using emacs 29 and
Thanks Rich, I thought something was wrong with my setup. I had thought
that the transcript was to make it easy to carry on with a session after
knocking off from your computer for some time.
But then one queer thing is that when I set the variable
ess-ask-about-transfile which, according to the
