Re: weird emacs shell behavior

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 17.08.2007 um 21:34 schrieb Tassilo Horn:

> | > echo "Hello, test!"  <== That's what I typed.  It's bold after RET

It becomes interpreted as prompt. Check comint-prompt-regexp and  
shell-prompt-pattern.

> | > echo "Hello, test!"  <== After my RET the line gets repeated...

Again, it seems to be kept for the prompt?

> | ^[]2;echo  ~^GHello, test! <== After the ^G comes the output.
> `----
>
> Do you know what ^[ and ^G are for control chars and how I can get rid
> of them?

ESC and BELL. Maybe you should check which echo you are using, what  
is set for it, and what else is set for the shell interpreter running  
in *shell* buffer.

After all: are you using GNU Emacs 22? At some time GNU Emacs 21.3.50  
from CVS learned this and GNU Emacs 22 inherited it. Earlier versions  
don't work as described.

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  Pete

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