On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 10:46 AM, Erik Iverson wrote: > Michael - > > I am using Emacs CVS with Xft font rendering. Do you mean that when you > have a buffer of R code, say example.R, that scrolling through the code with > C-v (or C-n) is slow? If so, I do not notice this problem. Yes this is what I mean. > I am on RHEL 5. > > My .emacs is fairly minimal, loading the color-theme package is about the > only thing that seems non-trivial in it. > > Have you tried different .R files? > Yes, it happens for every file. Thanks for letting me know that it works for you. I'll need to start commenting stuff out from my .emacs file which is pretty complex. > > > > Michael Lawrence wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> For some reason, buffers with ess-mode (R code) buffers scroll very slowly >> (either with the keyboard or mouse on the scrollbar) ever since about a >> month ago with Emacs CVS. This does not seem to occur with Emacs 22.2. Nor >> does it occur with any other mode, as far as I've tested (c-mode, >> latex-mode, etc). Of course, a lot of this would depend on my >> configuration >> (.emacs), but I've turned off things like font-lock and smooth scrolling, >> and the problem remains. My ESS version is 5.3.7. >> >> I thought it might be due to the Xft font rendering, so I tried to build >> CVS >> without xft, but the build failed. I then selected a non-Xft font, but the >> problem persisted. >> >> So in summary I've only reduced it to a difference between Emacs 22.2 and >> CVS HEAD. >> >> Any help is much appreciated, >> Michael >> >> [[alternative HTML version deleted]] >> >> ______________________________________________ >> ESS-help@stat.math.ethz.ch mailing list >> https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/ess-help >> > [[alternative HTML version deleted]]