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Article #100097shell buffers
From: Patrick Sobalvarro
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 1989 16:14
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 1989 16:14
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These days, whenever I use a shell buffer in Emacs on any of the AI
Lab Suns, I get each of my input lines echoed with a ^M following, and
all output also has a ^M following. The result looks like this (I'm
using caret-M for control-M here, lest Unix mailers somehow screw me):
pgs@august>echo foo
echo foo^M
foo^M
pgs@august>ls *.tex
ls *.tex^M
door.tex psadobe.tex^M
pgs@august>ls bin
ls bin^M
fig fig2ps xrlog^M
fig2latex transfig xrlog~^M
pgs@august>
where it should look like this:
pgs@august>echo foo
foo
pgs@august>ls *.tex
door.tex psadobe.tex
pgs@august>ls bin
fig fig2ps xrlog
fig2latex transfig xrlog~
pgs@august>
This is really irritating when one is trying to use LISP in a shell
buffer, as paren-hacking on multi-line input doesn't work.
This is not due to my emacs init file, as it happens even when I don't
have one. I believe that this appeared sometime around the time of
the switchover to SunOS4.0, although I'm not absolutely sure.
-P.
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