As of cce7d02, ESS no longer considers my R as an ess-dialect. Manually running (string-equal ess-dialect "R") is t, (member ess-dialect "R") is nil.
Lines 2769-2770 seem to be the culprit. If I change it from:
(if (member ess-dialect "R")
to
(if (member ess-dialect '("R") )
then the desired behavior returns.
If I'm not interpreting this correctly, is it likely that my configuration is contributing to divergence from the expected behavior? (Nothing fancy in other packages installed.)
Win10_64
Emacs (in git-for-windows SDK): GNU Emacs 24.5.1 (i686-w64-mingw32) of 2015-09-01 on WARLOCK
ESS: 20160125.648 from MELPA
As of cce7d02, ESS no longer considers my R as an
ess-dialect
. Manually running(string-equal ess-dialect "R")
ist
,(member ess-dialect "R")
isnil
.Lines 2769-2770 seem to be the culprit. If I change it from:
to
then the desired behavior returns.
If I'm not interpreting this correctly, is it likely that my configuration is contributing to divergence from the expected behavior? (Nothing fancy in other packages installed.)
Win10_64 Emacs (in git-for-windows SDK): GNU Emacs 24.5.1 (i686-w64-mingw32) of 2015-09-01 on WARLOCK ESS: 20160125.648 from MELPA
If it is useful, ESS-related customization: