Anyone here running julia under ESS in emacs?
It seems that emacs's ess-mode for julia isn't quite as happy lately -
especially with some changes in 0.4 (related to REPL changes, possibly?).
For example, help() doesn't do anything...perhaps b/c the REPL now expects
"?" to do something useful.
Well, help is not a function in 0.4 anymore. Use ?Pkg.init
Can't help with the other ESS things. I've tried it for a bit but it
introduced a noticeable lag so I switch back to just using julia-mode.el
On Thu, 2015-09-17 at 14:32, Michael Turok wrote:
> Anyone here running julia under ESS in e
The issue is that ?Pkg.init isn't recognized either - is there some special
REPL handling?
julia> ?Pkg.init
ERROR: UndefVarError: ? not defined
julia>
On Thursday, September 17, 2015 at 9:11:54 AM UTC-4, Mauro wrote:
>
> Well, help is not a function in 0.4 anymore. Use ?Pkg.init
>
> Can't
ESS mode's integration with Julia's REPL is quite simple and can't handle
special sequences. It's a pity that `help()` function has been removed from
0.4, I didn't see it before your post.
There was a discussion regarding better REPL (network REPL?) recently, but
AFAIK nobody is working on such
Hi Michael,
I am using Emacs+ESS for Julia. Having asked about various issues on the
ESS list I was told to wait until the ESS internals are reorganized. I
am currently collecting fixes and workarounds in
https://github.com/tpapp/ESS-julia-extensions
, feel free to contribute.
That said, I beli
As one of the ESS developers, I will try and fix this with 0.4. From quick
inspection, it looks like I can get the same help from the command line
using:
-
julia> Base.Docs.@repl pwd
search: pwd powermod print_with_color
pwd() -> AbstractString
Get the current working directory.
Thank you! And for that pointer to the doc string
On Thursday, September 17, 2015 at 9:55:52 AM UTC-4, Stephen Eglen wrote:
>
> As one of the ESS developers, I will try and fix this with 0.4. From
> quick inspection, it looks like I can get the same help from the command
> line using:
>
>
Its even simpler, of course... *@doc eig* gets you the documentation for
eig. So, try editing ess/etc/ess-julia.jl so that your help definition is
simply:
function help(topic::String)
eval(parse("@doc $topic"))
end
and start a new *julia* session.
On Thursday, September 17, 2015
Tamas,
I've hacked into SLIME/Swank before to support a DSL, and it wasn't too
horrible. I'd love to get SLIME support for Julia, but my workflow revolves
around notebooks these days, and I don't want to give those up. Do you see
any way of combining the two?
(thank you for your LLA library BT
Hi,
Regarding notebooks: I see the issue as orthogonal. I am using org-mode
(with R) for notebook functionality in Emacs, and I guess Julia could
support every feature just as easily via Babel. Are you using something
else (in Emacs?)
I don't think SLIME per se is the solution: even though people
There is this julia-org-babel repo:
https://github.com/gjkerns/ob-julia/blob/master/ob-julia-doc.org
But it didn't quite work for me. But maybe that was because of my
poor ESS setup. But I would certainly be interested in that
functionality.
On Fri, 2015-09-18 at 09:09, Tamas Papp wrote:
> Hi,
ob-julia works for me, with Julia 0.3.11. I haven't tried 0.4 yet.
> ob-julia works for me, with Julia 0.3.11. I haven't tried 0.4 yet.
I was using 0.4, and I think that did indeed cause some problems.
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