shell without ^Ms, etc.

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From: Charles Robert Yount
Date: Sat, 08 Jun 1991 21:17

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Does someone know how to run a shell under emacs without it echoing
the characters I type (especially the ^Ms)?  For example, now it shows:

csh> cd foo
cd foo^M
foo: No such file or directory^M
csh> 

But what I'd rather see is simply:

csh> cd foo
foo: No such file or directory
csh> 

Can I set a flag through either emacs or the shell to accomplish this?

Many thanks,
Chuck Yount

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