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< * [[ESSSpeed-bar|speedbar]] -- configure speed bar with ESS.
< To make speedbar show an R buffer's functions, variables, etc, you need to add R to the set of supported extensions; for instance, add to your .emacs
< (speedbar-add-supported-extension ".R")
< By default, speedbar will split the list of functions into groups if there are more than 10. If you do not like this behavior, set the variable speedbar-tag-regroup-maximum-length to a larger number.
< These settings will also work with [[http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SrSpeedbar|sr-speedbar]], a mode to make speedbar show in the current frame
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> * [[ESSSpeedbar|speedbar]] -- configure speed bar with ESS.


This page is about Emacs Speaks Statistics, also sometimes called EmacsStatisticalSystem, but usually called ESS. As always, you can click the page heading to list all pages related to ESS.

ESS is a package that integrates various statistical software with Emacs. S, R (a free implementation of S), Stata, and SAS modes are all supported by ESS, making it possible to hook writing and programming in Emacs right into your stats. It’s pretty slick.

Consider using the prefix “ESS” for new ESS-related pages. – PaulJohnson

Basic configuration options

 (setq ess-eval-visibly nil) ; ESS will not print the evaluated comands, also speeds up the evaluation 
 (setq ess-ask-for-ess-directory nil) ;if you don't want to be prompted each time you start an interactive R session

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