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From: | Steve Wainstead |
Subject: | Re: Aqua: line editing in shell mode broken |
Date: | Tue, 4 Feb 2003 10:26:15 -0500 |
Hi Andrew,You were right about how it does this on all platforms now.. last week I finally got hold of a spare box to put GNU/Linux on, did a checkout/compile, and tested it there. The behavior is now the same for both the x86 build and the osx build.
However, for the default Emacs with Red Hat 8 and the default Emacs with osx, you can still edit/run commands on any line in the shell buffer... so I need to report this higher up the chain. (Any hints?)
~swain On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 11:46 AM, Andrew Choi wrote:
Steve Wainstead <address@hidden> writes:When in shell mode, I can edit lines from a program's output, but the start of line/end of line somehow become reset. For example, I run the 'find' command on a directory tree, and a series of filenames are printed. I arrow up to one, type 'ls -l ' at the start of line, but now the end of the line is where the cursor is instead of at the end of the file name. When I hit RET I get a listing of the current directory. [...]This is how the shell mode in Emacs behaves on all platforms. I don't know if it is a bug.
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