Error message: "No ESS process is associated with this buffer now"

[Ross Henderson]

Thanks, Tony.  This particular error message looks like 
a configuration error on my part.

I tried 1) and then 2), and then 2) and then 1), and still
got the "No ESS process is associated with this buffer now." 
message.

That is:  A. Opened and Xemacs window
          B. Opened a *.R file (C-x C-f foo.R)
          C. Started R (M-x R)
          D. C-c C-d (object to edit: foo)
          E. C-c C-l ("No ESS is associated with this buffer now." 

Then:     A. Opened an Xemacs window
          B. Started R (M-x R)
          C. Opened a *.R file (C-x C-f foo.r)
          D. C-c C-d (Process to dump from:  R; object to edit: foo)
          E. C-c C-l ("No ESS is associated with this buffer now."

But then I deleted all installations (Xemacs, ESS, R), re-installed,
and things worked.  So I probably carelessly installed something wrong
on that first attempt.
    
On 19 Aug 2002, A.J. Rossini wrote:

> 
> This is a bug that I've been seeing in recent versions; I've been
> meaning for 3 weeks to debug it.  
> 
> To speed up matters, could you try variants of:
> 
> 1. starting in the editor with a *.R file
> 2. starting R (M-x R)
> 
> i.e.  1 then 2,  and 2 then 1, and tell me (us) which ones barf?
> 
> best,
> -tony
> 
> 
> 
> >>>>> "ross" == Ross Henderson <ross at ln.nimh.nih.gov> writes:
> 
>     ross> greetings,
> 
>     ross> I'd like your help in resolving this error message:  "No ESS process
>     ross> is associated with this buffer now"  I'm running ESS 5.1.20 from within
>     ross> Xemacs 21.4.8 on a Windows 2000 computer.  I am using R-mode (R 1.5.1).  
>     ross> When I write a function in one xemacs window, I get the error message 
>     ross> above when I try to load it into another split window (by typing C-c C-l).  
> 
>     ross> I'm not sure why a null value for the process would be returned, since
>     ross> the process is running in the orginal window.
> 
>     ross> Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong, and how to correct it?
> 
>     ross> Thanks.
> 
>     ross> --Ross
> 
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