[ESS] configuring the ess-toolbar under emacs

[Rodney Sparapani]

>I'm using ess-5.2.6 under emacs 21.3.1 on a Linux system.  I want to configure the toolbar so that the icons do not wrap when I set the width of the text window to 80 characters (when I change windows, the toolbar changes, sometimes selecting blocks of text I do not mean to select).  There are a couple of functions I don't use, so I can shorten the toolbar without losing important functionality, but the only way I can get the changes I make using the Customization menu item to take effect is to copy the code that is at the end of ess-toolbar.el to my .emacs file (the code that creates the toolbar) after the block created by emacs customization.  
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>I came to this solution by looking at the code in ess-toolbar.el;  the toolbar seems to be created when ess is loaded.  I load ess from site-lisp/site-start.el (via a file in site-lisp/site-start.d), which, if I remember correctly, is executed before .emacs.  Thus, any changes introduced by customization will be ignored, unless the toolbar is recreated.
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>Am I missing something?  Is there another, better way to do this?
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>Woodrow Setzer
>National Center for Computational Toxicology
>U.S Environmental Protection Agency
>Research Triangle Park, NC
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Woodrow:

What if you had the following in site-start.el before (require 'ess-site):
(setq ess-use-toolbar nil)

And, then in .emacs:
(setq ess-use-toolbar t)
(require 'ess-toolbar)

Thanks, Rodney