Any and all help is deeply appreciated.
If you do not want to learn all the inns and outs of Emacs, just download
the Emacs distribution provided by Vincent Goulet - it has ESS. Uninstall
your present Emacs, go to http://vgoulet.act.ulaval.ca/en/ressources/emacs/
download Vincent's
Hi,
I decided to try emacs and ess with R, but to no avail. How are these
things suppose to work with R - or work, period? I downloaded the
latest windows versions of each and installed them as the documentation
says. But then the documentation for ess says to add (require
'ess-site
See the documentation for ESS in the ESS distribution
ess/doc/html/readme.html
There is even more detail in
ess/doc/html/ess.html
For the specific question about the emacs initialization file ~/.emacs,
that file is in your home directory which emacs will find.
The ~ abbreviation is required
Hi,
On Sep 18, 2009, at 4:23 PM, Richard M. Heiberger wrote:
See the documentation for ESS in the ESS distribution
ess/doc/html/readme.html
There is even more detail in
ess/doc/html/ess.html
For the specific question about the emacs initialization file
~/.emacs,
that file is in your home
On Jan 15, 2008 5:18 AM, John Sorkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fedora Linux 8
R 2.6.1
Intel CPU
I am trying to get started with R under Linux. It has been suggested to me
that I run R under EMACS. I have looked at the CRAN website, and several
other places to try to find an RPM for EMACS
John Sorkin wrote:
Fedora Linux 8
R 2.6.1
Intel CPU
I am trying to get started with R under Linux. It has been suggested to me
that I run R under EMACS. I have looked at the CRAN website, and several
other places to try to find an RPM for EMACS and, if I need it for ESS. I
have not
Hi John,
I've used Emacs + ESS under Fedora since Core 1 and the easiest way I
found to install it was to follow the instructions on the ESS web-page.
This had the downside of actively having to be involved with updating to
later versions of ESS, so it was a nice surprise to find that ESS is
GS == Gavin Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Tue, 15 Jan 2008 08:31:45 + writes:
GS Hi John, I've used Emacs + ESS under Fedora since Core 1
GS and the easiest way I found to install it was to follow
GS the instructions on the ESS web-page. This had the
GS downside of
Fedora Linux 8
R 2.6.1
Intel CPU
I am trying to get started with R under Linux. It has been suggested to me that
I run R under EMACS. I have looked at the CRAN website, and several other
places to try to find an RPM for EMACS and, if I need it for ESS. I have not
succeeded in finding one. Can
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