On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 10:59 AM, MacQueen, Don
wrote:
> I'm glad it's helpful!
>
> Defining it and then invoking it in ~/.Rprofile would work, but then
> you will need to be careful about managing both ./.Rprofile and
> ~/.Rprofile files. If you have one of the former, then the latter
> does not
I'm glad it's helpful!
Defining it and then invoking it in ~/.Rprofile would work, but then you
will need to be careful about managing both ./.Rprofile and ~/.Rprofile
files. If you have one of the former, then the latter does not get sourced
at startup (see ?Startup). Of course, you can put sourc
Paul Domaskis gmail.com> writes:
> Yes, I found the width option in the help pages, but I was wondering
> if there was automatic setting of the wrapping according to the
> current window width.
>
> Your function works exactly as I wished. I'll probably get smarter
> with time (I hope) but would
At this point, and since we are in an X windows context, I think it might
be easier to use the window manager's features and write a little macro or
something that will send my setwid() command to the active window, then
assign it to a simple keystroke. Then: resize the window; hit the
keystroke,
I see now that the link I gave for configuring this is ESS doesn't
give the whole enchilada. Here is what I currently have in my emacs
config:
(defun my-ess-execute-screen-options (foo)
(ess-execute-screen-options))
(add-hook 'inferior-ess-mode-hook
(lambda()
On Apr 17, 2015 7:37 PM, "Paul Domaskis" wrote:
> I don't suppose there is a way to have it
> automatically invoked when the window size/positition changes?
Possibly, though it would take a little building. If you were to
launch R directly when you start the xterm (loosely xterm R rather
than th
For ESS see https://github.com/gaborcsardi/dot-emacs/blob/master/.emacs
Best,
Ista
On Apr 17, 2015 7:37 PM, "Paul Domaskis" wrote:
>
> Yes, I found the width option in the help pages, but I was wondering
> if there was automatic setting of the wrapping according to the
> current window width.
>
Yes, I found the width option in the help pages, but I was wondering
if there was automatic setting of the wrapping according to the
current window width.
Your function works exactly as I wished. I'll probably get smarter
with time (I hope) but would it be reasonably good practice to stick
this i
A lot of this depends on what context you are running R in, e.g., Windows
console, Mac console, or command line in a unix-alike. Or within ESS in
emacs. Those are different interfaces supported by, to some extent,
different people, and are based on the underlying capabilities provided by
the operat
I suspect that the answer is "no", but just in case, is there a way to
have R detect the window width and wrap accordingly? I don't want to
set an option every time I dock a window or shrink it.
In my ideal paradise, R would not only format output according to
window width, but it would also me t
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