How to efficiently program in Emacs ESS-mode the key
"<" "[less than]"
to
"<- " "[less than][dash][space]"
Just like the MacOS version of R utilizes.
How to efficiently program in Emacs ESS-mode the key < [less than] to <-
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How to efficiently program in Emacs ESS-mode the key
"<" "[less than]"
to
"<- " "[less than][dash][space]"
Just like the MacOS version of R utilizes.
Perhaps this is ESS version dependent.
In my version of ESS (12.03), it seems that you can bind
">"to'ess-insert-S-assignto get what you like.Look at the
ess-commands available to you (M-x ess-<TAB><TAB>and search in the*Completions*buffer that just popped up forassign) to see which command will be the likely culprit that you should bind to">".If that does not work for you — perhaps you might need to upgrade.