Where do you get a ”eval line and step” icon in the toolbar?  It is not in the default, so I assume it is in another mode.  Please provide the name of that mode also.

	Jan D.

> 7 nov 2014 kl. 21:43 skrev Ragy Isaac <ragy.isaac@qualitypromoter.com>:
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> Emacs freezes after using the “eval line and step” icon from the
> tool-bar in QUICK succession. The minibuffer displays “tool-bar eval
> line and step”. C-g does not unfreeze emacs. I use Force Quite to
> terminate emacs. Freezing does not occur if I slowly use “eval line and
> step” icon or if I do not use “eval line and step” icon. Instead of the
> “eval line and step” icon I execute the R code with C-enter which does
> not freeze emacs.
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>> On Nov 7, 2014, at 2:32 PM, Ragy Isaac <ragy.isaac@qualitypromoter.com <mailto:ragy.isaac@qualitypromoter.com>> wrote:
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>> Emacs freezes after using the “eval line and step” icon from the tool-bar. The minibuffer displays “tool-bar eval line and step”. C-g does not unfreeze emacs. I use Force Quite to terminate emacs. Freezing does not occur if I do not use “eval line and step” icon. Instead I execute the R code with C-enter.
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