Aquamacs I just downloaded for a Mac OS X Emacs and it looks and works
pretty well.  I don't know anything about Emacs, but I am starting to write
code so this looks pretty promising.

On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 1:08 PM, Jarrett Byrnes <jebyrnes@ucdavis.edu>
wrote:

> So, so far it seems like we have lots of votes for Tinn-R, a few for
> Emacs, and for those on linux, Rkward looks pretty rocking.
>
> For those of us on OSX who are using the mac interface (I'm assuming
> emacs won't pipe to it) are there other good editors out there beyond
> the one that comes with R.app
>
> Oh, and a quick note that I found buried in some documentation rather
> than an intuitive place: The R.app editor does allow you to pipe
> selected code to the console.  Highlight it, and hit apple-enter.
>
> -Jarrett
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