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.emacs_bash
From: |
Will Parsons |
Subject: |
.emacs_bash |
Date: |
5 Jan 2006 02:25:51 GMT |
User-agent: |
slrn/0.9.8.1 (Debian) |
For quite a long time now I've been mildly annoyed that when I invoke a
shell (bash) under Emacs (running in a GNU/Linux system) that I get a string
of prompts, like:
1 isis$ 2 isis$ 3 isis$ 4 isis$ 5 isis$
(PS1 is set to '\! \h\$ '.)
I finally got around to tracking this down, and it appears it's being caused
by .emacs_bash. In ~/.bashrc, I have:
export LS_OPTIONS=--color
so that I have pretty colours in ls output, but since this screws up ls
output under Emacs, I created the following .emacs_bash:
======
# .emacs_bash
# This file contains additional commands to be run after starting up the
# bash shell under emacs.
unset LS_OPTIONS
======
If I remove this file, the multiple prompts go away (and I have the screwed
up ls output), but I don't understand why it causes the multiple prompts.
- Will
- .emacs_bash,
Will Parsons <=