Re: [CM] working with large data sets

I was too excited to wait for advice, so I ended up googling just that, Bil. emacsformacosx was the first hit and looked good enough to try. I knew I had chosen wisely when I saw the emacs Psychotherapist in the Help menu. On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 9:10 AM, Taube, Heinrich K wrote: > I use aqua

Re: [CM] working with large data sets

I prefer Emacs Mac Port . > On 12 Sep 2016, at 16:04, Lynn Artas wrote: > > Thanks for the tips. I'll start with emacs. Can anyone recommend a favorite > emacs for mac? I know Rick is/was a fan of Aquamacs. > > On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 6:00

Re: [CM] working with large data sets

I use aquamacs 9+ hours a day! > On Sep 12, 2016, at 9:49 AM, b...@ccrma.stanford.edu wrote: > >> Can anyone recommend a favorite emacs for mac? > > I use emacsformacosx -- google "emacs for mac" and > I think you'll see it. There are also comparisons > available online. I used aquamacs origin

Re: [CM] working with large data sets

Can anyone recommend a favorite emacs for mac? I use emacsformacosx -- google "emacs for mac" and I think you'll see it. There are also comparisons available online. I used aquamacs originally, but was not happy with it. (I actually do all real editing on linux, so my opinion is not worth a l

Re: [CM] working with large data sets

Thanks for the tips. I'll start with emacs. Can anyone recommend a favorite emacs for mac? I know Rick is/was a fan of Aquamacs. On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 6:00 AM, wrote: > with huge data its possible may run out of heap space >> > > Not s7's heap -- it grows as needed. You might run out > of RAM

Re: [CM] working with large data sets

with huge data its possible may run out of heap space Not s7's heap -- it grows as needed. You might run out of RAM, but 24000 cells is just a megabyte worst case and won't normally even trigger a GC. If s7 by itself dies, send me the data file. (I routinely work with millions of data points,

Re: [CM] working with large data sets

hi lynn the bridge from grace’s editor to s7 is intended as a code editor and simply isnt made for huge wads of data. I would use an external app like emacs to edit the data in a .scm file and then simply load that file i Grace (or more speciically, into s7, which grace uses.) so the scheme