Re: [ESS] viewing data - how do you do it?

[Greg Minshall via ESS-help]

Sven,

my "suggestion" (barely) here is way outside the "ecosystem" of
ess/emacs/R, and not a valid answer to your query.  but ...

recently, i've fallen in love with vd(1):

https://www.visidata.org/


cheers, Greg

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Re: [ESS] emacs-ess and the dreaded dotemacs file

[Greg Minshall via ESS-help]

hi, Chuck,

>  Reading at buffer position 432
>  load-with-code-conversion("/home/markleeds/.emacs "/home/markleeds/.emacs" t 
> t)
>  load("~/.emacs" t t)

i think that's just how emacs produces the Backtrace buffer.  (i've
always found that odd.)

cheers, Greg

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Re: [ESS] Advice on setting up ESS to edit and knit Rmarkdown files

[Greg Minshall via ESS-help]

hi, Rodney,

thanks for this message, which i found very informative.

i wonder about a few things.

i'm installing ESS via straight.el.  the recipe is
> (ess :type git :flavor melpa :files ("*.el" "lisp/*.el" "doc/ess.texi"
> ("etc" "etc/*") ("obsolete" "lisp/obsolete/*") (:exclude "etc/other")
> "ess-pkg.el") :host github :repo "emacs-ess/ESS")

the info pages say:

> 1.2 New features in ESS
> ===
>
> Changes and New Features in 19.04 (unreleased):

given your message, should this maybe be changed to list "what has
changed recently"?  or a log of changes?  or, some such?

also, =ess-version= reports
> ess-version: 18.10.3snapshot [] (loaded from
> /home/minshall/.emacs.d/straight/build/ess/)

and, i always wonder to what extent i'm running more 18.10.3, to what
extent i'm running "19.04-delta".  i'm not sure what one might do if one
is basically following the tip of the git repo (especially via something
like straight.el?).  but, something might be nice?

thanks much for the package.  it's a great help.

cheers, Greg

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Re: [ESS] readline with trailing space

[Greg Minshall via ESS-help]

Jeremie,

i am runnnig

ess-version: 18.10.3snapshot [elpa: 20210109.1455] (loaded from
/home/minshall/.emacs.d/elpa/ess-20210109.1455/)

under arch linux.  i don't see the behavior you see.  in my
configuration, both test() and test1() seem to accept a line of
characters.

have you tried starting emacs -whatever (like, -q or -Q or ...)?

cheers, Greg

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Re: [ESS] [OT] Best Practices Emacs / ESS Mini-Webinars

[Greg Minshall via ESS-help]

Dirk,

i'm a fan.  thanks.  someone already added ESS and orgmode to the
collwhatever site.  i'd mostly be extracting information, as i'm not an
expert (but might be able to chip in during a discussion).

i'd prefer an e-mail list or something else that doesn't require
real-time observing (i've never used slack).  but, really, whatever
people come up with.

cheers, Greg

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[ESS] flycheck with org-mode <> references

[Greg Minshall via ESS-help]

hi.

i'm trying to use flycheck with lintr in an org-mode ess Org Src buffer
from an org-mode code block that includes <> references.  the
code block, and, hence, the Org Src buffer, starts out

<>


lintr seems unhappy.  flycheck-list-errors gives:

1   1 error   unexpected input (r-lintr)


i don't know if i should ask lintr to ignore <>, or wonder if ESS
(or, ...?) shouldn't feed lintr the expanded code?  or if i'm not
analyzing things correctly.  or, ... ?

a trivial search doesn't yield anything, so i throw myself on your
collective mercy.

cheers, Greg

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