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What about editing ~/.inputrc as suggested here:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6235034/vi-keybindings-for-r-command-line-like-in-bash

Sorry, but I don't know what more can be done to discover what's causing the problem. I guess that it's something in your .vimrc, your .vim directory, or our .tmuxconf...

Did you follow the installation instructions and put these lines in your vimrc?


set nocompatible
syntax enable
filetype plugin on
filetype indent on

What's the output of

In Vim, do the following in Normal mode to see past messages:


:messages

Note: it's better to start tmux first and, then, vim:


tmux
vim test.R

You may edit ~/.vim/r-plugin/common_global.vim and DELETE the 11 lines of code that test Tmux version:


let s:tmuxversion = system("tmux -V")
let s:tmuxversion = substitute(s:tmuxversion,...

What is the output of

tmux -V

It should be "tmux 1.6".



ScreenSend is a command to send string to a application running in a Tmux pane started by ScreenShell. The Vim-R-plugin uses it...

Sorry, but I have no idea of what may be causing the problem. Does GVim freeze if you install the plugin outside Vundle?

I released an R package that I believe will interest most people subscribing to this thread: colorout (colorize R output in terminal emulators). The package is on CRAN and can be installed with the R...

Put this in your vimrc:


let vimrplugin_screenvsplit = 1
let g:ScreenImpl = 'Tmux'

More info:

:h vimrplugin_screenvsplit

The meaning of horizontal is ambiguous. If the two panels are side by side they are horizontally aligned relative to each other, but they are divided by a vertical line. Tmux and Vim documentations...

The plugin documentation has a subsection on Tmux:

:h r-plugin-use

It should help you to get started.

Tmux 1.3 is incompatible with screen plugin 1.5. You have to switch to either Tmux 1.5 or screen plugin 1.4.

Other file affected is ~/.viminfo. The file is created by vim with no warning, but latter it can't be updated. That is, when vim is used for the first time by a new user, ~/.viminfo is created, but...

The group of home directory normally is the user's own group, but I changed this by editing the /etc/adduser.conf file. Anyway, it seems that my "solution" doesn't really work. The .ICEauthority...

I was having this problem with NIS and NFS. The problem wasn't limited to .ICEauthority. Other files with permissions 600 were also affected.

The home directories at /home had the user as owner...

It seems that this is not valid for all packages. Could you please tell what specific package is causing the problem?

Could you please provide a sample script that would create such a problematic workspace?

That's really strange! Do you have anything in ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/r.vim ?

Another test would be to make a backup of your .vim directory, delete the directory and then create a new one with just...

Perhaps you could start by making a backup of your current ~/.vimrc and test whether a very simple vimrc works. Below is an example of simple vimrc:


set nocompatible
syntax enable
filetype...

I don't know if the Mac version of Vim is compiled with support to auto format the lines as they are typed, but I suppose it is.



Any option may be in any file. The effect is the same, unless...

The last version, 110208, released on February, 8, do it, because I added the following option to ftplugin/r.vim:

setlocal comments=b:#,b:##,b:###

I released a new version improving the indentation, including alignment of function arguments. A few bugs in the indentation of R code remain, but some of the differences between the way ESS and...

The plugin doesn't do a perfect job indenting R code. I've made minor improvements in the indentation script in the last weekend, but didn't release the new version yet. Could you please email me. So...

Hello! The Vim-R-plugin has a new feature: object browser. You may want to try this new version... Please report any bugs. Thanks!

The integration is improving, and the new version of the vim-r-plugin (100917) works better with the development version of Conque Shell.