[ESS-bugs] ess-mode 12.03; noise in echo area

[Sam Steingold]

> * Vitalie Spinu <fcvahivg at tznvy.pbz> [2012-03-12 20:20:23 +0100]:
>
> So you don't mind the eldoc help, right?

only as long as the size of the minibuffer is not changed by it.
under now circumstance it may be changed.
ever.
if you want to show something bigger, create a separate buffer.

> If I understand correctly, you have a blank line after the comint
> prompt but the help is still shown because of the earlier (probably
> incomplete) invocations of read.table?

there is no blank lines after the comint prompt.

the last places where read.table appears in the *R* buffer are:


> dmoz <- read.table(paste(sc3.dir,"test.urls.output.hosts",sep="/"), header = FALSE,
+                    col.names = c("Topic"), row.names = 2 sep="|")
Error: unexpected symbol in:
"dmoz <- read.table(paste(sc3.dir,"test.urls.output.hosts",sep="/"), header = FALSE,
                   col.names = c("Topic"), row.names = 2 sep"
> dmoz <- read.table(paste(sc3.dir,"test.urls.output.hosts",sep="/"), header = FALSE,
+                    col.names = c("Topic"), row.names = 2, sep="|")
Error in read.table(paste(sc3.dir, "test.urls.output.hosts", sep = "/"),  : 
  more columns than column names
> dmoz <- read.table(paste(sc3.dir,"test.urls.output.hosts",sep="/"), header = FALSE,
+                     row.names = 2, sep="|")
Error in read.table(paste(sc3.dir, "test.urls.output.hosts", sep = "/"),  : 
  duplicate 'row.names' are not allowed
> dmoz <- read.table(paste(sc3.dir,"test.urls.output.hosts",sep="/"), header = FALSE,
+                     row.names = 2, sep="|")
Error in read.table(paste(sc3.dir, "test.urls.output.hosts", sep = "/"),  : 
  duplicate 'row.names' are not allowed
> dmoz <- read.table(paste(sc3.dir,"test.urls.output.hosts",sep="/"), header = FALSE,
+                    col.names = c("Topic","Host"), sep="|")
> dmoz.sc <- droplevels(dmoz[which(dmoz$Host %in% common),])


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