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args-out-of-range
Hi
I have the same issue as #1122, when I start ess-rdired right after the ess-process.
ess-rdired
ess-process
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (args-out-of-range #<buffer *ess-rdired-output*> 1 22) ess-rdired-refresh() ess-rdired() funcall-interactively(ess-rdired) command-execute(ess-rdired record) execute-extended-command(nil "ess-rdired" nil) funcall-interactively(execute-extended-command nil "ess-rdired" nil) command-execute(execute-extended-command)
I think the problem is that the mapcar is iterating over an empty list because there isn't any object created at the moment.
mapcar
ESS/lisp/ess-rdired.el
Line 161 in d3e1a54
The root of the problem I assume is in this line
Line 157 in d3e1a54
where I guess that ESS should ensure that it has something inside before continuing the function.
If I create any object (say a<-1), ess-rdired works as expected.
a<-1
Thanks
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I can reproduce; thank you. Indeed, this a bug that should be fixed.
... only weakly related .. but puzzling: For me, ess-rdired is not autoloaded even though it is marked to do so in
https://github.com/emacs-ess/ESS/blob/master/lisp/ess-rdired.el#L127
So I need to manually load the *.el/*.elc file before I can even try. ???
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For me, ess-rdired is correctly loaded after entering ess-mode. I'm using doom-emacs, though.
ess-mode
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Hi
I have the same issue as #1122, when I start
ess-rdired
right after theess-process
.I think the problem is that the
mapcar
is iterating over an empty list because there isn't any object created at the moment.ESS/lisp/ess-rdired.el
Line 161 in d3e1a54
The root of the problem I assume is in this line
ESS/lisp/ess-rdired.el
Line 157 in d3e1a54
where I guess that ESS should ensure that it has something inside before continuing the function.
If I create any object (say
a<-1
),ess-rdired
works as expected.Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: